B.C. Waterpark Targeting July Reopening After Electrical Incident Injured 12 Kids
B.C. Waterpark Aims for July Reopening After Electrical Incident

Cultus Lake Waterpark in British Columbia is targeting a July reopening after an electrical incident on June 15, 2026, left 12 children injured. The waterpark has been closed since the incident, which prompted a heavy response from first responders.

Incident Details and Response

On June 15, 2026, emergency crews descended on the waterpark following reports of an electrical shock affecting multiple children. The Cultus Lake Community Association confirmed the heavy presence of first responders. According to officials, 12 children were injured and transported to hospital for evaluation. The cause of the electrical incident remains under investigation by local authorities and safety regulators.

Reopening Plans

The waterpark management announced plans to reopen in July 2026, pending completion of safety inspections and repairs. “We are committed to ensuring the highest safety standards before welcoming guests back,” said a spokesperson for the waterpark. The reopening date will be confirmed once all necessary remediation work is finished.

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Community Impact

The incident has raised concerns among parents and local residents about safety protocols at recreational facilities. The Cultus Lake Waterpark is a popular summer destination in the Fraser Valley region, drawing thousands of visitors annually. The closure has affected local tourism and businesses that rely on the park’s traffic.

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