Cultus Lake Waterpark won’t be reopening to the public until the second half of the month.
The popular waterslide attraction in Cultus Lake, B.C., has been closed since June 15, when a dozen students were shocked while waiting in line on the Zero-60 waterslide.
They were all taken to the hospital but were later released.
In a statement posted on its website, Cultus Lake Waterpark stated: “We are continuing to work through the inspection and approval process with Technical Safety BC, and we understand that this process will take time.
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“Once a reopening date, operating hours, and ticket options have been finalized, new tickets will be released for purchase. In the meantime, we have temporarily suspended all ticket sales and are issuing refunds to all ticket holders.”
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BC Hydro confirmed at the time that it was an electrical issue at the park and that it originated on the “customer’s side” of the electrical service.
Ten of the children injured were on a field trip from Minnekhada Middle School in Port Coquitlam, B.C.
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