LEGOLAND Florida Water Park receives its most important element as construction continues toward grand opening

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Giant LEGO bricks bob in the shallow pool at LEGOLAND Florida Water Park, with a signature LEGO Fireman and colorful playground setting the scene for an unforgettable grand opening celebration.

With less than two months until the new LEGOLAND Water Park opens on May 26, 2012 at LEGOLAND Florida, the most important component of the new attraction is finally being added: more than a half a million gallons of water.

The park’s LEGO Wave Pool, the first wave pool in any LEGOLAND Water Park, began receiving its water courtesy of the LEGO City Volunteer Fire Department. When complete, its waves will be big enough for fun, but small enough for whole families to enjoy.


Video: LEGOLAND Water Park receives its water


A firefighter readies LEGOLAND Florida Water Park for its grand opening by spraying water into an empty pool, with vibrant slides creating a colorful backdrop.

Elsewhere in the park, construction continues on its water slides and other attractions including the Build-A-Raft River, Twin Chasers tubes, Splash Out drop slides, Joker Soaker play area, and DUPLO Splash Safari for toddlers.

LEGOLAND Florida Water Park staff puts the finishing touches on bright blue railings beneath thrilling yellow water slides, getting everything ready for the highly anticipated grand opening.

Admission to the water park attraction will be included with the new LEGOLAND Premium Pass, providing a year of admission to LEGOLAND Florida and seasonal access to the LEGOLAND Water Park for $179 for adults and $149 for child/senior. Single-day LEGOLAND Florida guests may upgrade to a water park attraction ticket for an additional $12 per person (children under 3 are $3).

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