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Review
While you're hurtling down the water slides at Atlantis The Palm in Dubai, Caribbean Bay in South Korea or Aquatica by SeaWorld in Florida, you're probably too busy screaming to wonder which Bermuda-short wearing geniuses designed and built those funnels of slippery thrills.
Well, you certainly wouldn't picture them making their home next to the snow-covered pines of Canada's Rocky Mountains! But it is in the unlikely town of Kelowna, BC, that WhiteWater West's slide factory is based, producers of some of the most insane, inventive splash rides in North America, the Middle East and Asia.
But why here, so far away from all the summery, sun-soaked water park destinations? The reason is simple: the founder of WhiteWater West was born here. Still, there must be something going right across the US' northern border, as WhiteWater West shares its Canadian home base with competitor ProSlide from Ottawa.
Join me for a photographic tour through this water slide equivalent of Willy Wonka's chocolate factory:
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Kelowna, British Columbia
An error in the scenery?
FormaShape, a subsidiary of WhiteWater West
The factory
Inside the WhiteWater West factory
Tunnel slide part
More slide parts
What's fun for the sliders is hard work for the creators
WhiteWater West factory in Canada
Finishing work
Work in the middle, father of Pinocchio on the left
Spraying and finishing
Color options
More spraying
Finishing
Detail work
Spray shop
Factory romance
Slide varieties
Imminent Disney delivery
Stored finished slide parts
Abandoned slide sections?
The factory of the thousand screams to come
WhiteWater West factory location
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