WhiteWater 180-6651 Fraserwood Pl, Richmond, BC, V6W 1J3, Canada T: +1 604 273 1068 W:
www.whitewaterwest.com
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hiteWater was born in 1980 with one clear purpose, to create places where families
unite to make joyful lasting memories.
Everything Your Water Park Needs Our owner-operator understanding of what a water park needs to be successful has shaped the evolution of our offerings so that we now provide all the attractions you require for your water park. We have built this in service to you, so we can sell you what you need, not what we have. This principle extends to the services we
offer as well, from design to performance, we are here to support your park from inception through to opening and well beyond, helping keep your attractions running optimally while extending their life.
Leading the Way with New Experiences With over 160 patents we have helped shape the water park landscape into what it is today.
Along with other amusements innovators, we have been privileged to contribute to the growth of this fun and joyous industry with groundbreaking attractions and pioneering products. Our product innovation extends beyond just
water slides and aquatic play structures, we also develop new technologies, from fiberglass to software, designed to elevate park operations and simplify maintenance. Having the largest product range and established reputation also means that the very best innovators approach us. When we see products that help to round out our offering, we license them, where possible, so that WhiteWater can continue to offer all the products and services a water park needs.
Bringing the Future of Aquatic Entertainment to You Now WhiteWater is committed to the future of this fun and creative industry and all the possibilities that it holds. Join us on this journey and help to inspire our next 45 years.
Geoff Chutter, CEO, WhiteWater
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