Just in time for the hottest week of the year, San Jose’s Calibunga waterpark is finally set for its grand opening on the 4th of July. The park is on the site of the former Raging Waters – which abruptly closed last year.
Just in time for the hottest week of the year, San Jose ’s Calibunga waterpark is finally set for its grand opening on the 4th of July. The park is on the site of the former Raging Waters – which abruptly closed last year. It is hard not to be immediately drawn to the water features when the temperatures are as high as they are this week. On Wednesday, workers were busy getting ready for Thursday’s opening.
You can expect to see grass, artificial turf, you can expect to see more shade area and definitely more seating," Sells said. California Dreamin’ is the Sacramento-based parent company of the park. The waterpark used to be called Raging Waters but after last year’s summer season the company, which operated the park suddenly announced the park would be permanently closing after nearly 40-years of operation.
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