Waterworld California

For other uses, see Water World (disambiguation).

Waterworld California
Rides
Location	Concord, California, U.S.
Coordinates	37°58′16″N 122°3′8″W / 37.97111°N 122.05222°W / 37.97111; -122.05222Coordinates: 37°58′16″N 122°3′8″W / 37.97111°N 122.05222°W / 37.97111; -122.05222
Owner	CNL Lifestyle Properties
Operated by	Palace Entertainment
Opened	1995
Operating season	Late May Through September
Total	25 Waterslides, 7 Complexes
Water rides	25
Website	Waterworld California

Waterworld California is a water park located in Concord, California. It was developed, owned and operated by Premier Parks, and now it is under the management of Palace Entertainment and ownership of CNL Lifestyle Properties. The Park is also home to more waterslides than any other water park in Northern California.

Hours

Hours:
Monday 10:30 am – 6:00 pm
Tuesday 10:30 am – 6:00 pm
Wednesday 10:30 am – 6:00 pm
Thursday 10:30 am – 6:00 pm
Friday 10:30 am – 6:00 pm
Saturday 10:30 am – 6:00 pm
Sunday 10:30 am – 6:00 pm

Incidents

On June 2, 1997, the Banzai Pipeline collapsed after students piled into the water slide in an attempt to break a school record. The collapse of the water slide resulted in 30 injures and the death of a 17-year-old female.^[1] It was stated that the slide experienced weight forces three times greater than what it was designed for. This incident was featured on an episode of Dateline.^[2]

Park Names

Waterworld USA Concord (1995–2003)
Six Flags Waterworld (2004–2006)
Waterworld California (2007–present)

References

External links

Waterworld California Homepage

Attractions owned by CNL Lifestyle Properties

Amusement parks	Camelot Park Darien Lake Elitch Gardens Theme Park Frontier City Magic Springs Pacific Park

Water parks	Crystal Falls CoCo Key Water Resort Great Wolf Resorts Sandusky Wisconsin Dells Hawaiian Falls Garland The Colony Rapids Water Park Waterworld California Wet'n'Wild Hawaii Palm Springs Phoenix SplashTown White Water Bay Wild Waves Theme Park

Family entertainment centers	Funtasticks Fun Center Mountasia Family Fun Center Zuma Fun Center Charlotte North Houston South Houston

Amusement Parks of California

Amusement Parks	Belmont Park (San Diego) Castle Park (Riverside) Funderland (Sacramento) Pacific Park (Santa Monica) Rotary Storyland & Playland (Fresno) Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk Scandia Amusement Park (Ontario)

Theme Parks	Adventure City (Anaheim) California's Great America (Santa Clara) Children's Fairyland (Sacramento) Disneyland (Anaheim) Disney California Adventure (Anaheim) Gilroy Gardens Knott's Berry Farm (Buena Park) Legoland California (Carlsbad) SeaWorld San Diego Six Flags Discovery Kingdom (Vallejo) Six Flags Magic Mountain (Valencia) Universal Studios Hollywood (Los Angeles)

Water parks	Aqua Adventure (Fremont) Aquatica San Diego Dry Town Water Park (Palmdale) Drop Zone (Perris) Golfland Sunsplash (Roseville) Island Waterpark (Fresno) Knott's Soak City (Buena Park) Legoland Water Park (Carlsbad) Raging Waters (San Dimas / San Jose / Sacramento) Six Flags Hurricane Harbor (Valencia) Splash Kingdom Waterpark (Redlands) Splash Pad Park (Oakland) Waterworld California (Concord) Wet'n'Wild Palm Springs

Family Amusement Centers	Alpine Slide at Magic Mountain (Big Bear Lake) Blackbeard's Family Entertainment Center (Fresno) Boomers! Parks (Fresno / Livermore / Modesto / Palm Springs / Santa Maria / Upland) Fiesta Village Family Fun Park (Colton) Golfland Entertainment Centers (Anaheim / Castro Valley / Milpitas / Roseville / San Jose / Sunnyvale) Golf 'N' Stuff (Norwalk) Mountasia Family Fun Center (Valencia) Mulligan Family Fun Centers (Murrieta / Palmdale / Torrance) Scandia Amusements (Ontario / Sacremento / Victorville) Scandia Family Fun Center (Rohnert Park) SpeedZone Los Angeles

Also See	Defunct Amusement Parks of California

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