Construction began in September 1982 on this water park originally known as Cades County Waterpark. It was renamed Cades County Wet'n'Wild in 1985 and shortened to just Wet'n'Wild in 1986 after a deal with the United States chain of the same name. Renamed to Wet'n'Wild Water World in 1997 to fit in with Warner Village Theme Parks' other parks (Sea World, Warner Bros. Movie World). The original park cost $18 million to build and was owned and operated by the Herringe Group of Companies until 1989 when it was sold to Village Roadshow.
Dreamworld and WhiteWater World have unveiled their ticket pricing for the next six months, getting the edge on Warner Village Theme Parks by announcing a six month annual pass at an unprecedented ...
In results for the 2009 financial year, Sea World, Warner Bros. Movie World and Wet'n'Wild Water World have reported strong growth in attendance and profits, off the back of new major attractions s...
Wet’n’Wild Water World has announced plans to open a new multi-million dollar attraction, Kamikaze, in September to make this summer its biggest’n’best yet!
The International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions (IAAPA) announced the 2007 Spirit of Excellence Award Winners during the Spirit of Excellence Awards Luncheon at IAAPA Attractions E...
