Monday, December 17, 2012

What Happened to all the Projects?


To this day Greg is still working on finding a city to joint venture for a waterpark and/or an adventure park. Trying to partner with a manufacturing company for the adventure park was never successful. What resulted was an internal effort to manufacture the structures our selves. The expansion of the Dallas parks was successful with the installation of three new major Splashtacualr, ride manufacturer, attractions.

The Summerlin, Las Vegas waterpark never came to fruition. The building of the park was pushed off a year due to financing complications. Later the management company, HFW, and the investors, the Bulloch’s, parted ways. I do not know they details as to why the two parties separated but do know who came after HFW. Ironically enough the company that took over the management agreement was Village Roadshow. If you are unaware of their work in the amusement industry you do not need to look further than Phoenix. Village Roadshow is the parent company of Wet n Wild Phoenix! The announcement of Wet n Wild Las Vegas was made earlier this year in October. The park is scheduled to open the summer of 2013. 

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