Raging Waters Los Angeles 2026 Capital Improvement Projects

The Raging Waters Los Angeles 2026 Capital Improvement Projects encompass a wide range of upgrades and enhancements at the existing water park facility in San Dimas, California, aimed at improving safety, accessibility, operational efficiency, and guest experience. Key improvements include the installation of fans in employee break areas, new changing room stations, park lighting designed to minimize light spillover, interior upgrades to the restaurant, restroom renovations, and expanded shade structures throughout the park. The project also focuses on critical enhancements to major water park attractions, such as Amazon River, Aqua Rocket, Bermuda Triangle, Raging Racer, Dark Hole, Splash Island, and Thunder Rapids, with specific attention to water circulation, sanitation, structural integrity, slide coatings, and safety systems. Additional work includes body slide padding upgrades, pool safety system enhancements, primary surge tank improvements, surface coating repairs, and the installation of a wave pool LED screen. The initiative also integrates comprehensive maintenance and operational upgrades to ensure long-term functionality and compliance with modern standards. All work is being managed by Los Angeles County Parks & Recreation, with Jui Ing Chien serving as the primary point of contact for inquiries. The project was posted on June 3, 2026, and is located entirely within San Dimas, California. While specific funding sources or bid details are not outlined, the scope reflects a major capital investment focused on modernizing infrastructure, enhancing guest safety, and improving staff conditions across the entire facility. The updates are designed to support sustainable operations, meet accessibility requirements, and elevate the overall visitor experience at one of Southern California’s premier water parks.