Wild Waves Theme & Water Park

Wild Waves Theme & Water Park

Location	Federal Way, Washington, USA
Status	Operating
Opened	1977
Owner	CNL Lifestyle Properties
Previous names	Enchanted Village (2016) Wild Waves Theme Park (2007 to 2015) Wild Waves and Enchanted Village (1984 to 2006) Enchanted Village (1977 to 1983)
Area	70 acres (28 hectares)
Website	https://wildwaves.com/
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An aerial view of the park, taken in 2008

Wild Waves Theme & Water Park is an amusement park located in Federal Way, Washington, USA. The park is the largest water park in the area and features four roller coasters. It opened in 1977, and is a popular summer destination in the Pacific Northwest reigon.

History

The park was acquired by Six Flags in 2000. In 2016, Wild Waves Theme Park was once again separated into two parks. The amusement park was reverted back to its original name, Enchanted Village. This was subsequently reversed, and the park renamed Wild Waves Theme & Water Park.

Roller coasters

Present

Name	Manufacturer	Type	Opened	Status
Kiddie Coaster	Zamperla	Kiddie	1997	Operating
Klondike Gold Rusher	Zamperla	Wild Mouse	2002	Operating
Timberhawk: Ride of Prey	S&S Worldwide	Wooden	2003	Operating
Wild Thing	Arrow Dynamics	Sit-Down	1997	Operating

Attractions

Operating

Name	Manufacturer	Type	Opened
Brain Drain	S&S Worldwide	Drop Tower	2016
Carousel	Parker	Gallopers	1980
Coastal Clippers	Zamperla	Rockin' Tug	2017
Disk'O Flashback	Zamperla	Disk'O	2008
Dodg’ems Bumper Cars	Unknown	Dodgems	2002
Ferris Wheel	Eli Bridge Company	Ferris Wheel	1990 or earlier
Gambler	Chance Rides	Trabant/Satellite	2002
Hang Glider	Zamperla	Kite Flyer	2002
I-5 Dive Skycoaster	Sky Fun 1 Inc.	Skycoaster	1999
Kang-A-Bounce	Zamperla	Junior Jump & Smile	2007
Lumberjack Falls	Intamin	Shoot The Chute	2002
Pirate Ship	HUSS	Pirate Ship	1995
Safari Jeeps	SBF Visa Group	Track Ride	2012 or earlier
Scrambler	Eli Bridge Company	Scrambler	1988
Timber Axe	Zamperla	Ranger	2002
Wagon Train	Zamperla	Junior Flying Carpet	2002

Closed

Name	Manufacturer	Type	Opened	Closed	Fate
I-5 Dive Skycoaster	Sky Fun 1 Inc.	Skycoaster	1999	2020 or earlier	Non-operational
Gambler	Chance Rides	Trabant/Satellite	2002	2018 or earlier	Non-operational
Wagon Train	Zamperla	Junior Flying Carpet	2002	2018 or earlier	Non-operational
Falling Star	Chance Rides	Rainbow	1990s	2011	Scrapped
Octopus	Soriani & Moser	Polyp	2002	2015	Scrapped
Paratrooper	Hrubetz	Lifting Paratrooper	Unknown	2020	Unknown
Tip Top	Hrubetz	Bubble Bounce/Tip Top	1977	2015 or later	Scrapped
Ring of Fire	Larson International	Super Loop	1995 or earlier	2020	Scrapped