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roSlide returns to IAAPA Expo in Orlando with its largest team presence of the year, ready to showcase the future of water parks


and the next generation of ride innovation. The week kicks off with major industry


gatherings supported by ProSlide, including the  Regency, bringing industry leaders together to share ideas and inspiration for shaping water park entertainment worldwide. On November 17 at 4 p.m., ProSlide moderates


  • Mitch Petty, ProSlide • Justin Brown, American Resort Management • RAC Carroll, Jeff Ellis & Associates • Anthony Sabo, Zoombezi Bay


This session explores the growing momentum behind nighttime water park operations and the design, safety, and guest-experience strategies


driving new hours of revenue, capacity, and excitement. When the show floor opens November 18,


 attraction announcement that introduces a new level of immersion and energy to the family water ride experience.


Looking ahead to 2026 ProSlide will debut world-class water park projects and new installations across global markets,  • Xocomil (Guatemala) • Aqualandia (Chile) • Vung Tau (Vietnam) •  •  • Reefsedge (Australia) • Lost Paradise of Dilmun (Bahrain) • Additional 2026 projects to be announced at the show


Meet the ProSlide Team  •  • Ray Smegal, President • Jeff Janovich, SVP Global Strategic Partnerships


•  Strategic Accounts


•  APAC


• Nik Paas, SVP Business Development & Strategic Accounts


•  EMEA & LATAM


Meetings can be booked by email (info@proslide.com).


ProSlide Booth 2254


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NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2025


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