Discover the New Wet ‘n’ Wild California Water Park Before It Reopens in 2022!

If you’re traveling to California and want to cool off in an outdoor California water park. There are plenty of options to choose from. However, one of the most unique options is currently being renovate and won’t open again until 2022.This implies that when Wild reopens in 2022, several of the rides that will be making their premiere can already be experienced there. The park will feature brand new slides and attractions .So this sneak peek at the water park before it reopens in 2022 will offer unique thrills!

Location

Situated just off Interstate 5 in the Anaheim area, Wet n’ Wild California water park has been close for over five years. Originally opene on March 12, 1997 by Anschutz Entertainment Group (AEG). It is one of two AEG water parks within California—the other being The Great Wolf Lodge.

AEG, one of the largest sports and entertainment companies in the world, was founded by Roy Anschutz and his daughter Joan Anschutz-Rodgers. It primarily manages venues as part of six sizable business segments: tickets, sponsorship sales, and marketing services; venue management; television/production; music development; and merchandise/tours.

So when will it reopen?

The Legacy Project

Visit California’s most intriguing water parks to celebrate the lost but not forgotten landmarks. Next on your trip list? The now-close (but newly revamp) Wet ‘n’ Wild California water park. This is a unique chance to take in all of the brand-new features and activities that will be unveiled when it reopens its doors in 2022.Along with the adrenaline-pumping six-person raft ride Mammoth Falls, the Pacific Drift attraction, which promises a 50% increase in height with steep slopes, and Tidal Wave Bay. Where you can surf atop waves as they break across this wave pool.

What to Expect

What you’ll find: The new Wet ‘n’ Wild offers more thrilling attractions and a greater number of them than any other California water park. And, since there are so many high-adrenaline water slides to try. Most guests are able to leave with at least one perfect picture to share on social media or send as an attachment for their next email. Just don’t forget your swimsuit and towels! What you won’t find: Since it’s brand-new. There isn’t any character merchandise or stores open yet. But we can always hope for one soon—or wait until 2027, when a second hotel opens!

When Will It Open?

It was revealed a few years ago that the renowned California water park would reopen on July 10, 2022.The original plans were to open earlier but according to a statement made by company spokesperson Rick Friedrich. They delayed opening because we want to make sure we are ready with our new attractions. This new and improved version of a Southern California landmark will feature new attractions as well as areas for adults and kids alike. With the reopening of such an iconic water park. It is no wonder that wet ’n’ wild is one of those places you should go before it reopens.

How Much Will Tickets Cost?

As with all attractions, pricing will depend on a variety of factors such as when you go, what you plan to do while there, and how old you are. For example, if you’re a single adult aged 10 or older during peak season who plans to go on at least two water slides and one dry slide, then tickets will cost $39.99 with any other entrance or upgrade fees include (assuming there is no promotion currently in effect).

Logistics

Wet ‘n’ Wild close in 2008 and reopen for a brief spell in 2013 before it shutter again. The company has been quiet about its plans for the popular water park. But it appears to be set on a 2022 reopening date. To tide fans over, many have venture out to sample some of the attractions at other water parks. Meanwhile, architects have given us glimpses of what we might expect when we return to our favorite summer getaway six years from now.

-From 1990 to 2002, Wet ‘n- Wild was one of Southern California’s leading entertainment centers before falling victim to tough economic times and competition from newer parks.