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Legoland California

Coordinates:33°7′36″N117°18′40″W / 33.12667°N 117.31111°W /33.12667; -117.31111
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Theme park in Carlsbad, California

Legoland California Resort
Legoland California main entrance
Map
Interactive map of Legoland California Resort
LocationLegoland California Resort,Carlsbad, California, United States
Coordinates33°7′36″N117°18′40″W / 33.12667°N 117.31111°W /33.12667; -117.31111
StatusOperating
OpenedMarch 20, 1999; 26 years ago (1999-03-20)[1][2]
OwnerMerlin Entertainments
General managerKurt Stocks
ThemeLego toys and childhood amusement
Operating seasonYear-round
Attendance1.4 million (2004)[3][needs update]
Area128 acres (52 ha)
Attractions
Totalmore than 60 rides
Roller coasters4
Water rides8
WebsiteOfficial website

Legoland California Resort is a theme park inCarlsbad, California, United States, about 35 miles north of San Diego.[4] Opening on March 20, 1999, it was the firstLegoland park to open outside of Europe.[1] It has over 60 rides, shows, and attractions, plus a water park, an aquarium and two hotels. The park is currently owned byMerlin Entertainments, which took a controlling interest in 2005.[5] The second park in the United States isLegoland Florida, which opened in 2011. A third park,Legoland New York, opened in May 2021.

Resort

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The Legoland California Resort currently encompasses:

  • The original park (opened in March 1999)[1]
  • A Lego-themedSea Life Aquarium (opened in August 2008),[6] the first Sea Life in the United States[7]
  • A Lego-themed water park (opened in May 2010)[8]
    • A LegoChima expansion to the water park (opened in 2014)[9]

The resort site includes two hotels:

  • Legoland Resort Hotel (250 rooms, opened in April 2013)[10]
  • Legoland Castle Hotel (250 rooms, opened in April 2018)[12]

History

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Lego opened the first Legoland theme park inBillund, Denmark in 1968, followed by a second park inWindsor, England in 1996. The Carlsbad park was the third to open, in March 1999.[1][13] At the time, Lego was considering an additional United States Legoland to be located somewhere on the east coast.[14] When the park opened, there were eight themed areas. Starting at the entrance (at the central southern part of the park) and proceeding clockwise, they were:[15]

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Land of Adventure
San Francisco at Miniland USA
Miniland USA
Castle Hill
Castle Hill
Splash Battle
Pirate Shores
Legoland California Water Park
Water Park
Volvo Driving School
LEGO/DUPLO Fun Town
LEGO Movie set
The LEGO Movie World
Sea Life Aquarium tank
Sea Life Aquarium
Fairy Tale Brook
Dino Valley
Main entrance sign
Main entrance
Themed areas and key locations within Legoland California Resort
  • The Beginning (park entrance and gift shop)[16]
  • Village Green (including Playtown for toddlers)[17]
  • The Ridge[18]
  • Fun Town[19]
  • The Garden[20]
  • Miniland[21] (including The Lake[22] in the center of the park)
  • Castle Hill[23]
  • Imagination Zone[24]

By 2002, Village Green and The Ridge had been combined into an area called Explore Village[25] and the Aquazone and LEGO Technic Test Track rides had been installed at Imagination Zone.[26] Thefourth Legoland, built in Germany, opened in 2002. Dino Island andCoastersaurus opened in April 2004;[27] the park also addedFun Town Fire Academy, a Florida-themed Miniland area, and theBlock of Fame for its fifth anniversary.[28]

Legoland California installed the first KUKARoboCoaster in the United States in 2005.[29] However, the weak retail toy market led to the sale of the four Legoland theme parks in July 2005 for $456 million[30] toBlackstone Capital Partners, a private equity firm based in the United States. Blackstone had previously purchased Merlin in May 2005, which owned theSea Life andLondon Dungeon;[31] the two assets were combined asMerlin Entertainments, with Lego taking a 30% ownership share in the combined Merlin Entertainments.[32] Collectively, the four theme parks had approximately 5 million visitors per year at the time.[33]

Under Merlin, Legoland California would add Pirate Shores (2006),[34] a Las Vegas-themed Miniland area (2007),[35] the Egyptian explorer-themed Land of Adventure (2008),[36] and the 5.5-acre (2.2 ha) Legoland Water Park (2010).[37] In 2009, Merlin requested permission to develop an onsite Lego-themed hotel in the existing parking lot;[38] permission was granted in October[39] and plans for the 250-room hotel were announced in 2011, making the site a resort in 2013.[40] The first fictional Miniland area, themed with scenes from the six (at the time)Star Wars movies and theClone Wars television series,[41] opened in March 2011.[42] The water park was expanded in 2014 with aChima-themed area.[43] A second 250-room hotel with a castle theme was added in 2018.[44]

Attendance at Legoland California reached 2.5 million visitors in 2013 and nearly 3 million by 2015, nearly double the attendance of Legoland Florida. More than $20 million was spent per year on sales tax on food and merchandise. The park employed more than 2200 workers in total: 600 full-time, nearly 500 part-time, and more than 1100 seasonal.[45]

In mid-March 2020, in line with other Legoland parks, the park was indefinitely shut down because of theCOVID-19 pandemic and reopened on April 1, 2021.

Theme park

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Dino Valley (formerly Explorer Island)

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Dino Valley is a section[46] with themes of dinosaurs and exploration. It contains a large sand area where children may dig for "fossils" and theGerstlauer-builtCoastersaurus[47] mini steel roller coaster, a close copy of theLegoland Germany junior coasterDrachenjagd, with a ride duration of approximately 2 minutes. It was installed in 2004[48] byRide Entertainment Group, who handles all of Gerstlauer's operations in theWestern Hemisphere.[49][50]

Explorer Island was previously named Dino Island.[51] When the Village Green/Explore Village area was taken over by Heartlake City, theFairy Tale Brook boat ride andSafari Trek on-rail driving ride (originally a walking trail showing life-size African animals built with LEGO bricks) were counted as part of the renamed Explorer Island. These rides date back to the opening of the park.[52][53][54]

Explorer Island was rethemed and renamed "Dino Valley" and opened on March 22nd, 2024.[55]

AttractionAddedManufacturerImageDescription
Coastersaurus2004GerstlauerGerstlauer Junior Coaster, installed in 2004.[27]
Explorer River Quest2024Boat ride featuring large-scale LEGO models of various Dinosaurs.
DUPLO® Little Dino Trail2024On-rail driving ride featuring life-size DUPLO dinosaurs.

The LEGO Movie World (formerly LEGO Friends Heartlake City and DUPLO Village)

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The Heartlake City section, which opened on May 21, 2015,[51] is based on theLego Friends brand marketed to girls. The area featuresHeartlake Fountain, a water play area;Friends Forever Stage, where musical performances occur;Heartlake Stables, a play area and building zone; andMia's Riding Camp, a carousel.

Heartlake City replaced Duplo Village, which included a set of musical fountains and water features collectively called the "Water Works".[17] A temporary installation of the sets fromThe Lego Movie opened in 2014 at Duplo Village.[56]

"DUPLO Playtown", a play area for little kids, and "LEGOLAND Express", a mini locomotive ride through the Playtown used to be in the Duplo Village/Heartlake City area. When Heartlake City opened, "DUPLO Playtown" and "LEGOLAND Express" became part of the nearby area, Fun Town. On May 9, 2019, DUPLO Playtown reopened in the queue of the Kid Power Tower. In that same year, Heartlake City was removed and replaced with a Lego Movie themed area in 2021.

Entrance to Emmet's Flying Adventure

In spring 2020, LEGOLAND California Resort was scheduled to open their biggest addition in the history of the park, The Lego Movie World. The opening was delayed until May 27, 2021, due to theCOVID-19 pandemic. The area features Emmet's Flying Adventure – Masters of Flight, a flying theatre attraction (similar to Soarin' at EPCOT and Disney California Adventure). Unlike Florida and Billund, this version will include two theatres rather than one. This area will also feature Unikitty's Disco Drop, a drop attraction where riders seated in four pairs raise, drop, and spin around a pole. It features two towers. There is also a carousel called Queen Watevra's Carousel, from LEGO Friends Heartlake City. Additionally, there is also a build area, Build Watevra You Wa'Na Build, and small playground, Benny's Playship, with two tall twisty slides that look like a rocket. There is also a splash pad with fountains, a convenience store, three dining locations, Everything is Ramen (a ramen quick service location), Cloud Cuckoo Crêpes (a crêpe stand), and Benny's Rocket Fuel (basic food stand with popcorn and pretzels).

Attractions:

  • Emmet's Flying Adventure
  • Unikitty's Disco Drop!
  • Queen Waterva's Carousel
  • Emmet's Super Suite
  • Benny's Playship
  • Build Waterva You Wa'Na Build

Fun Town

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Fun Town is arole-playing amusement area where guests simulate adult skills or professional identities, such as driving cars, steering boats, or fighting fires.[19][57]

[58]

AttractionAddedManufacturerImageDescription
DUPLO Playtown1999Playground for young children
Legoland Express1999Small train ride within Playtown
Driving School1999SB InternationalChildren aged 6 to 13 years drive self-propelled Lego cars on a closed circuit featuring multiple intersections, two way traffic and traffic signals. It is designed to promote safe driving and skills.[59] Volvo became the sponsor shortly after the park's 5th anniversary in 2004.[28]
Junior Driving School1999SB InternationalChildren aged 3 to 5 years drive similar self-propelled Lego cars on a simple oval.
Sky Patrol1999Lego helicopter-themed ride that moves up and down and can spin in place
Skipper School1999SB InternationalSelf-propelled boat-ride that travels a winding water course
Kid Power Towers1999HeegeTower ride where riders pull themselves up the ride with a rope
Adventurer's Club1999Walk-through attraction with scenes such as ancient Egypt, a rainforest, and the arctic
LEGO Factory Tour1999Walk-through attraction that teaches young children how LEGO models are made
LEGO Life Zone1999A room where you can build your own LEGO models with occasional classes teaching children techniques on building LEGO models
A Lego man using the toilet at Grand Central Station
A Lego man using the toilet in Legoland California's Grand Central Station model.

Miniland USA

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Miniland USA is a 1:20scale modelminiature park featuring prominent architecture and symbols from seven areas in the United States.[60] Certain models are visible throughout the Legoland park. It was constructed over the course of three years using more than 20 million LEGO bricks.[61] The Coast Cruise ride, which departs from Miniland USA, travels through the lake in the center of Legoland. The lake covers 1.73 acres (0.70 ha).[22]

Miniland includes the Model Shop, the main design and building office for Legoland's US parks. A large viewing window allows guests to watch master model builders working on new models. Repairs and refurbishment of existing models are also conducted in the Model Shop.[62]

Certain model builders have inserted incongruous scenes into the Miniland vignettes, including a businessman mooning the presidential motorcade and a man using the toilet in the Grand Central Station model. Miniland officials insist all such scenes are incorporated with full management knowledge and approval.[63]

TheStar Wars-themed Miniland was expanded with a life-size model of anX-wing starfighter, on display in 2013.[64] A large-scale model of theDeath Star was added in 2015, along with a recreation of the trench run scene from the climax of Episode IV.[65] Scenes fromThe Force Awakens were added in 2017,[66] including what was billed as the longest LEGO model for Star Wars Miniland, a 16 ft (4.9 m) longResurgent-classStar DestroyerFinalizer.[67]

On January 6, 2020, Star Wars Miniland was permanently closed.[68]

AttractionAddedManufacturerImageDescription
Coast Cruise1999Morgan Manufacturing8-minute-long boat ride where guests can view many monuments such as theSydney Opera House,Taj Mahal,Eiffel Tower,London Eye, andMount Rushmore, as well as a few other interesting models such as the depiction of a scene from Gulliver's Travels
New England1999Depicts a New England harbor and local architecture
Las Vegas2007Depicts theLas Vegas Strip with its famous hotels such asTropicana Las Vegas,Mirage Las Vegas, and theStratosphere Tower.[34][35]
Washington, DC1999Depicts theNational Mall with monuments such as theU.S. Capitol,Washington Monument, and theSmithsonian Castle
Block of Fame2004Park walkway with LEGO busts of famous individuals such asGeorge Washington,Marilyn Monroe, andWinston Churchill. Installed in 2004.[28]
Ferndale1999Depicts theFerndale Main Street Historic District inFerndale, California
Model Shop1999A view into the Model ShopViewing area for the park's model shop, where many of Legoland California's models are built
New Orleans1999–2023DepictsNew Orleans and its many waterways. Replaced by San Diego in 2023.
New York1999Depicts Manhattan Island of New York City with models of places likeCentral Park andTimes Square. The model ofDowntown Manhattan included the 2002 design ofOne World Trade Center; the model has since been updated to match the finished skyscraper.
San Francisco1999Depicts San Francisco with models includingPier 39, theGolden Gate Bridge, and theTransamerica Pyramid
Southern California1999Depicts Southern California with models including theTCL Chinese Theatre,Oceanside Pier, andMission San Luis Rey. In 2018, the entire area aside from theHollywood Sign and theGriffith Observatory was taken down to be replaced.
Star Wars Miniland2011–2020Depicted seven Star Wars movies, including the Clone Wars movie[61] Opened in 2011,[69] replacing a Florida-themed Miniland whose models were moved to theWinter Haven park.[70][71]
San Diego2023Depicts San Diego landmarks such asPetco Park,Santa Fe Depot,San Diego Convention Center,Coronado Island (includingHotel del Coronado) There is also a LEGOMTS trolley that runs around the area.

Castle Hill

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Castle Hill is amedieval castle-themed area.[23] The area includes one roller coaster and a wooden playground for little kids.

In 2005, Legoland opened theWild Woods Golf putting course decorated with off-green LEGO models on the west side of Castle Hill.[72]Wild Woods Golf and the neighboringEnchanted Walk were replaced by the submarine rideLEGO City: Deep Sea Adventure, which opened in July 2018.[73]

AttractionAddedManufacturerImageDescription
The Dragon1999VekomaFamily steel roller coaster with the first segment of the ride acting like adark ride through a castle. 20 riders per 10-car train.[74]
The Hideaways1999Large multi-level wooden playground designed for younger children, structure with slides, rope ladders, and bridges.
LEGO City: Deep Sea Adventure2018Mack Rides12 riders per submarine on a voyage through a 350,000 US gal (1,300,000 L) aquarium populated with LEGO-themed decorations and 2,000 live animals.[75] Similar to submarine rides at Legoland Dubai and Windsor; costliest single upgrade to any Legoland park at the time it opened.[76]
The Royal Joust1999Metallbau EmmelnRocking horse ride where guests ages 4 to 12 ride fiberglass horses that rock back and forth above a track.

Imagination Zone

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In the Imagination Zone, visitors can ride a Wild Mouse-style roller coaster called theTechnic Coaster-Test Track (formerly namedProject X),Bionicle Blaster (a variant of ateacup ride). Kids can also build and race Lego cars down a ramp atBuild 'n Test (younger children have a similar build and play area in the same building, namedDuplo Play), play LEGO PC games at theManiac Challenge (later converted to consoles and renamed theXbox Family Gamespace after its corporate sponsor),[77] and programrobots inMindstorms. At the park's opening in 1999, the Imagination Zone only referred to theManiac Challenge/Mindstorms andBuild & Test/Duplo Play buildings; the other rides had not yet been built. TheManiac Challenge/Mindstorms building was distinguished by large LEGO models ofAlbert Einstein's head, a submarine, and a TechnicTyrannosaurus rex.[24]

TheLEGO Show Place theater screens4-D films. In the initial incarnation, the movie was interactive and the audience could decide the ending.[24] Later, more movies were added, includingBob the Builder andClutch Powers (a racing movie).Racers 4-D began alternating with the newSpellbreaker 4-D film in May 2006.[78]Bob the Builder in 4-D: Bob the Builder and the Roller Coaster was added in March 2009.[79]The Legends of Chima debuted on March 7, 2014.[43]The LEGO Movie™ 4D A New Adventure was added to Legoland California on February 6, 2016.[80]LEGO NINJAGO – Master of the 4th Dimension opened on January 12, 2018.[81]LEGO City 4D – Officer in Pursuit! was added on April 12, 2019.[82]

In February 2019, sets fromThe Lego Movie 2 were installed in the Imagination Zone.[83]

AttractionAddedManufacturerImageDescription
Technic Coaster2001Mack RidesWild mouse roller coaster; single-car ride with four riders per car.[84]
Bionicle Blaster2003MackBionicle-themed tea cups ride.
LEGO Show Place19994D theater that shows seasonal movies.
LEGO City SpaceArea where guests can build either a rocket or a moon rover that could "help" withNASA'sArtemis mission. A LEGO model of theSpace Shuttle Discovery is on display at the entrance of the room.[85]
LEGO MindstormsClasses that teach children how to operate Mindstorms robots
Ferrari Build & Race2022AFerrari themed room where guests can either build LEGO models of Ferrari vehicles, or build their own creation. A life-sized LEGO model of aFerrari F40 can also be seen there.[86]

Pirate Shores

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Pirate Shores is a splash park with water-oriented rides and attractions.[87] This area was added in 2006, andCaptain Cranky's Challenge was added in May 2007.[34]

AttractionAddedManufacturerImageDescription
Captain Cranky's Challenge2007ZamperlaA ride with a mock pirate ship that sways in an u-shaped track and rotates bi-directionally
Pirate Reef2012Hopkins RidesA "shoot the chutes" attraction with interactive components including a splash bridge, water cannons and brick building play area. This attraction is accessible from both Pirate Shores and the Legoland Water Park and only operates seasonally.[88]
Soak n' Sail2006Whitewater WestThe larger of the two water playgrounds.[89][78]
Splash Battle2006Preston & BarbieriA water ride where guests spray each other with water on-ride and off-ride; up to four passengers per boat and each seat is equipped with a water cannon.[89]
Swabbie's Deck2006A small water play area for small children, developed as "Squabbies Deck".[78]

Land of Adventure

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This section is designed to replicate the 1920s in Egypt, drawing inspiration from theLEGO Adventurers line (Egypt sub-theme).[90] Land of Adventure opened in March 2008.[91][36]

AttractionAddedManufacturerImageDescription
Beetle Bounce2008S&S WorldwideGuests bounce nearly 15 feet (4.6 m) to nearly touch the enormous beetles above
Cargo Ace2008ZamperlaGuests board one of eight planes to fly six feet into the air
Dune Raiders2009A tall slide in which guests race each other to the bottom.
Lost Kingdom Adventure2008SallyGuests board and ride a roadster to recover stolen treasure by blasting targets with laser guns along their journey. First interactive dark ride at Legoland California, designed by Bill Vollbrecht.[90]
Pharaoh's Revenge2008Guests fire foam balls at targets and at each other

LEGO Ninjago World

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The LegoNinjago World opened in May 2016.[92] The area featuresNinjago: The Ride along with new retail and dining options.Ninjago: The Ride is controlled by hand motions using "Maestro" technology developed byTriotech,[93] who had previously developed the interactiveVoyage to the Iron Reef dark ride atKnott's Berry Farm.[94][95] This area also featuresNinjago Training Camp, a playground that opened in December 2022.[96]

Retired rides and attractions

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AttractionYearsAreaImageDescription
Aquazone Wave Racers2000–2021Imagination ZoneDual water carousel. Replaced by Ninjago Training Camp in 2022.
Enchanted Walk2005–2018Castle HillWoodland animal models built from LEGO bricks.[97] Replaced by LEGO City: Deep Sea Adventure in 2018.
Flight Squadron1999–2017Fun TownLEGO airplane-themed ride that move up and down while moving in a circle
Knight's Tournament2005–2019Castle HillRobotic arm-like ride where guests can select their level of intensity, with level one being the least intense and level five being the most intense. First KukaRoboCoaster in the United States.[29]
Miniland Florida2004–11MinilandFlorida-themed section of Miniland, including a model of theDaytona International Speedway.[28] Replaced byStar Wars Miniland in 2011.
Sky Cruiser1999–2018The Ridge
(Fun Town)		Pedal-powered track ride with panoramic views of the park.
Spellbreaker2000–03Castle HillSingle-car with tandem riderssuspended roller coaster; steel Batflyer model manufactured by Caripro. Dual tracks, maximum 5 cars per track at one time.[98][99] Legoland California's shortest lived attraction
Water Works1999–2015Village Green
(Heartlake City)		Pressure-activated musical fountain and interactive water features. Replaced by "Heartlake Fountain"
Treasure Falls2006–16Pirate ShoresA smalllog flume ride that showed "what pirates do on their vacation".[78] Closed in 2016.[100]
Wild Woods Golf2005–18Castle HillMiniature golf-sized course using putting greens with off-green LEGO-themed decorations.[72] Replaced by LEGO City: Deep Sea Adventure in 2018.
Safari Trek1999–2023Explorer IslandSafari attraction where you seeLego Created Animals. Removed Permanently For Dino Valley in 2023
Fairy Tale Brook1999–2023Explorer IslandBoating track guests enter that showsLego their favoriteFairy Tales. Removed Permanently for Dino Valley in 2023
Police and Fire Academy2004Metallbau EmmelnCompetitive team attraction where groups propel a hand pumped truck in a race down a street, accomplish a task, and return. In the original incarnation namedFun Town Fire Academy, all vehicles were fire trucks rushing to douse a simulated building "fire".[28] A police theme was added in 2011, and the task for the police trucks was to knock down robbers.[101]

Sea Life Aquarium

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The lost city of Atlantis in the Sea Life Aquarium in Carlsbad, California

The firstSea Life Aquarium in North America opened at Legoland California in August 2008. It has 36,000 sq ft (3,300 m2) of floor area on two stories, featuring a 35 ft (11 m) long acrylic walk-through tunnel and LEGO models in the tanks.[102]

Water Park

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The first feature that users encounter when entering the Legoland Water Park is the Aquatunehydraulophone, an underwater pipe organ. The hydraulophone is the centerpiece of a series of interactive exhibits on either side of it that teach other elements of flow, such as water tables, and small water laboratory-like spaces where participants can explore hydraulophonic-like action (blocking water jets to create head, pressure, etc.), and also construct dams from Lego bricks.

This is a water park area in Legoland California. Planning for the water park began in September 2009,[91] and it opened on May 28, 2010. It is located next to the buildings in Fun Town, meaning admission to the water park is an extra cost ticket in addition to regular park admission.[37]

It is the first Legoland to feature a water park; a Legoland Water Park opened in Florida in 2012.[103] At Legoland California, a Legends of Chima-themed expansion to the water park opened in early July 2014.[43]

AttractionAddedAreaDescription
Build-A-Raft River2010LEGOLAND Water ParkLazy river where guests can build foam LEGO bricks on their inner tube[37]
DUPLO Splash Safari2010Kids area with small water slides
Imagination Station2010Interactive play area
Joker Soaker2010Tower that releases water onto the guests below
Orange Rush2010Large raft water slide
Splash Out2010Body slide
Splash Zoo2011Kids area
Twin Chasers2010Two body slides
Pirate Reef2012Shoot-the-chutes ride that has entrances in LEGOLAND Water Park.
Cragger's Swamp2014LEGO CHIMA Water ParkInteractive water playground
Eglor's Build-A-Boat2014LEGO building area where guests build small boats that they can place in a small artificial creek
Lion Temple Wave Pool2014Wave pool with a 30' Mount Cavora "floating" in the middle
Speedorz Arena2014–2016Interactive play area where guests can race their Speedorz

See also

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