NewsPlusNotes: Aquatica San Diego Now Open!

Sunday, June 2, 2013

Aquatica San Diego Now Open!

© Aquatica San Diego

Yesterday marked the grand opening of Aquatica San Diego, SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment's latest water park. The company spent many months totally renovating, replanting, painting, and adding tons of new features and amenities to the property, which was formerly a part of the Cedar Fair chain.

Aquatica San Diego is now reborn with all the great thematic elements of a lush, tropical landscape that can be found in the two other Aquatica branded parks in Orlando and San Antonio.

Behind the Thrills went to a preview of the park and filed a report that shows off all the changes and additions to the property. Things are really looking great! Hopefully if the park is a hit we will see a new slide or attraction added soon, which could really bump up the park's appeal. It does, however, currently offer a large selection of slides and rides for the whole family.

We've been checking out the progress videos that the park has created during the renovation process, and the last one was posted just recently. It also offers a tour of all that is new and changed, you can check that out below.

For some more great photos of the newly opened park, check out this gallery as well!

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