Just in time for summer, Raging Waters - now called CaliBunga Waterpark San Jose - is just weeks away from opening in June. CEO Steve Dooner says crews have been repairing and revamping the 23-acre park for the past three months.
CaliBunga Waterpark San Jose CEO Steve Dooner gives a preview ahead of the park's highly anticipated June opening.Just in time for summer, Raging Waters - now called CaliBunga Waterpark San Jose - is just weeks away from opening in June.For the past 90 days, crews have been repairing and revamping the 23-acre park."This park, what's nice about it is - it's big and you're surrounded by all this nature," Dooner said.
Dooner helped open the first 30 Chucky Cheese locations, and bought and sold the company Malibu Grand Prix."You ever see the movie 'The Money Pit?' Yes. This is it. We have been dealing with dozens of broken waterlines, and not little waterlines but big waterlines," Dooner said.Dooner described the installation of 3 acres of turf.
He hopes with new energy back to the park, it can bring new focus to the surrounding Lake Cunningham.
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