Venue Types

Outdoor water parks come in all shapes and sizes, from stand alone municipal parks to sprawling resorts. They can be built in a variety of settings from urban jungles to secluded private islands, on a range of landscapes, from the side of a hill to a rooftop.

Indoor water parks are the perfect antidote to inclement weather, changing seasons, and shorter days. When attached to hotels and resorts they can also help to boost a property’s ADR and differentiate them from their competition.

WhiteWater’s Parks and Recreation Division is committed to serving municipalities, big and small, across the United States with the most comprehensive product range in the industry.

With ‘retailtainment’ fast emerging as the new norm in the retail industry, we see a growing number of retail spaces looking for unique ways to build fun and entertainment into the shopping experience.

We can help you expand the story of your park by seamlessly integrating our water rides and other attractions into your narrative. WhiteWater’s water rides and interactive play structures offer diversity within a theme park giving visitors a variety of options to keep them in the park longer.

With over 100 engineers, we have developed products to withstand the unique challenges found within attractions in the cruise line industry. We’ve overcome these challenges – such as UV exposure, sea water, and the ship’s swaying – while maximizing deck space and minimizing build time.

Our family of surf products will pull guests in to ride or to watch the spectacle of talented Flowboarders showing off their skills on the world’s best sheet wave. Our stationary waves will satisfy both your active capacity (those participating in the ride) as well as your passive capacity (those sitting on

The price-conscious, the business traveler, and the vacationing family are all going to do their research to find the location that checks all of their boxes. It’s never been easier for travelers to compare and contrast hotels and alternative accommodations.

With the changing face of zoos from being conventional modes of learning and discovery to wildlife conservation and entertainment, guests are constantly expecting more entertainment value from such venues. re constantly expecting more entertainment value from such venues.