What happened to Windsor Waterworks?

What happened to Windsor Waterworks?

But the party for Windsor Waterworks, known as the “Doom Flume” when it opened in 1980, finally came to an end last season. That leaves the closest remaining water slides in Clearlake, Sacramento and the East Bay. And a lawsuit was filed against the water park by the survivors of the boy who drowned.

Where was Windsor water Works?

Founded in the 1980’s, Windsor Waterworks and Slides was a universally celebrated water park in Windsor, California.

Where was Manteca waterslides?

The Manteca Waterslides was a water park that existed in the Central Valley town of Manteca, California from 1974 to 2004. Founded by R.H. “Budge” Brown, the park enjoyed status as one of the better waterparks in the United States and had easy access to Interstate 5.

What year did the Manteca waterslides close?

2004
Manteca has a long history with water parks. For 30 years the Manteca Waterslides were a regional draw, bringing generations of families out to splash and play before its closure in 2004.

How tall was Vmax at Manteca waterslides?

80-foot
Some of the slides he created are still rated among some of the fastest ever built including the 80-foot V-Max that reigned as the tallest water slide in California.

What happened to the Manteca Waterslides?

The Manteca Waterslides closed forever on September 26th, 2004. By 2006, all traces of the park were removed, leveled and submerged under an expansion of Oakwood Lake. In 2013, work continues on the re-development of the site, in the form of suburban style, upscale housing. Many of the slides never left Manteca.

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