Sydney Action Park, Water park in Prospect, New South Wales, Australia
Sydney Action Park is a 25-hectare water park in Prospect, western Sydney, built around a large wave pool called The Beach that produces non-surfable waves up to 2.3 metres high. Four slide towers group the rides by thrill level, from the eight-lane H2Go Racer and the looping 360Rush to raft slides such as Bombora, T5 and Tantrum. The grounds also hold a children's area, food and retail outlets and a Surf Life Saving Club.
The park opened in December 2013 under the name Wet'n'Wild Sydney and offered a wide selection of water slides and family attractions from the start. In 2018, the Spanish company Parques Reunidos took over operations and renamed the facility to Raging Waters Sydney.
The park's name changed with each owner: Wet'n'Wild Sydney from 2013, Raging Waters Sydney from 2019, and Sydney Action Park from 2027 after Jamberoo Action Park bought it. The Beach wave pool, designed by an Australian company, produces non-surfable waves up to 2.3 metres, and a Surf Life Saving Club operates on site.
The park uses a MyBand radio-frequency identification system that enables cashless payments at all outlets throughout the grounds. Most attractions are accessible during the warm months from October to April, with peak season over the Australian summer holidays in December and January.
The Bombora attraction lets riders experience a brief moment of weightlessness before they slide down onto a wave-shaped surface. The park also has one of the largest artificial wave pools in the South Pacific region, capable of generating waves up to 2.3 meters (7.5 feet) in height.
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