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Fresh artist’s impressions have given a glimpse at the first stage of a $65m new water park and tourism attraction planned alongside Steve Irwin Way.

The water park layout was set to include water slides, sprinkler playgrounds and pools. A boardwalk promenade would link the water park section to the rest of the site and attractions. The centrepiece of the second stage was the Endless Surf wave pool to be delivered by WhiteWater. Plans have been lodged for the second stage of a major waterpark and tourism facility on Steve Irwin Way, Glenview.   The wave pool, proposed to be of the same scale as pools being delivered for the Paris and Tokyo Olympics, would include a swim-up pool bar, spectator/judging stand and other facilities.

May 25, 2021 A rendering of Surftown Courtesy of WhiteWater SPONSOR The path is clear for Germany’s first surf park, as the municipality of Hallbergmoos has officially approved development plans for SURFTOWN® MUC. Adding on to Munich’s surf scene surrounding the world-famous Eisbach river wave, SURFTOWN MUC will offer authentic running waves that can be generated every 10 seconds for up to 180 meters, thanks an innovative surf pool technology called Endless Surf. To accompany the waves, the facility with include additional lifestyle amenities like fitness areas, food and beverage, surf a...

May 11, 2021 Baptiste Caulonque Courtesy of Endless Surf SPONSOR It has been almost a year since WhiteWater launched Endless Surf to the world, and what a year it has been. Despite going in and out of pandemic lockdowns, travel restrictions, and economic uncertainty in many sectors, the world of surf parks is rapidly growing. Recognizing the design advantages and flexibility that Endless Surf brings to operators has resulted in confirmed projects across Europe, Asia, Australia, and the Americas—which has also resulted in a need to grow the team in order to meet the demand. True to the brand...

Routine Maintenance When it comes to that size and performance “sweet-spot,” a slightly smaller footprint will be beneficial toward cost savings. To sum this up, less of a footprint without the loss of wave making capabilities, translates to a significantly lower TCO. A major area of many surf park’s maintenance costs comes from the revenue loss associated with the need to drain the pool. Out of all the surf pool technologies to choose from, most require pool draining time and time again in order to upkeep mechanical parts that are submerged under water. Consider this… the park will n...