Raging Waters San Jose, the largest water park in Northern California, has closed for the season and will remain closed through 2024.
, the largest water park in Northern California, has closed for the season and will remain closed through 2024., expressing gratitude to the San Jose community and its outstanding team members "for helping us bring Northern California’s Largest Water Park to life for nearly four decades. Thank you for all the wonderful memories, San Jose!"
The park concluded its season on Labor Day. The exact reasons for the closure and any potential plans for future reopening remain unclear.that I have read and agree
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