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WhiteWater AquaSphere and Constrictor Slides to be Highlights of New Australian Aquatic Centre
Richmond, BC, Canada — WhiteWater is pleased to announce the commission of a new and thrilling family slide complex to Australia’s newest multi-purpose aquatic centre, The Frankston Regional Aquatic Centre.
Currently under construction and set to open in mid-2014, the centre will feature WhiteWater’s AquaSphere, a 79-metre long thrill slide, combined with a 114-metre long Constrictor and the award winning interactive AquaPlay. The complex promises fun for the entire family, from adventurous thrill seekers to those wanting a more relaxed experience.
Frankston City Council Mayor, Cr Sandra Mayer said: “We are incredibly thrilled to unveil the world’s first AquaSphereTM at our centre and know it will be an outstanding attraction for the local community”.
“We chose WhiteWater because of their excellent reputation for innovative attractions and designs”, said Bruce Mackay, Frankston Regional Aquatic Centre Manager.
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