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Hawaiian Falls seeks nominations for Christmas Blessings
Hawaiian Falls wants to brighten some deserving people’s holidays with a Christmas Blessing. Nominate an unsung hero who always puts other’s needs before their own. Or maybe there’s a special teacher or leader who has made an impact on your family.
Hawaiian Falls will choose 25 winners from each of its five Texas parks – 125 total – to receive a complimentary Family 4-Pak, including admission, food and drinks. Beginning December 1 and running through Christmas day, a different family will be chosen each day from each of the five waterparks to receive a Christmas Blessing…five winners per day for 25 days of Christmas Blessings. Continue reading
Nominate a deserving family to receive a fun day at one of five Hawaiian Falls waterparks in North Texas during the 2013 season
Hawaiian Falls wants to brighten some deserving people’s holidays with a Christmas Blessing. Nominate an unsung hero who always puts other’s needs before their own. Or maybe there’s a special teacher or leader who has made an impact on your family.
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Attendance at Hawaiian Falls tops 200,000
By Robert Cadwallader – Star Telegram Mansfield News Mirror
Benefiting from a $3 million investment in new attractions this summer, Hawaiian Falls set an attendance record and became the first of the five parks in the chain to surpass the 200,000 admission threshold, officials said.
In its fifth season, the Mansfield park rang up 208,182 visitors — a 12 percent increase over last year — and sold a record 12,638 season passes, a 15 percent increase.
“It’s the best we’ve ever done at any of our five parks,” said David Alvey, spokesman for the water park chain that also has venues in Garland, The Colony and Roanoke. “It’s really remarkable, considering that we have two parks that are older than Mansfield’s.”
A fifth park opened in Waco this year. Continue reading
Hawaiian Falls Waco exceeds 1st-year projections, plans more attractions next year
By J.B. SMITH
Hawaiian Falls Waco general manager Stephen Foster checks on water pumps at the water park at 900 Lake Shore Drive.
Hawaiian Falls CEO Dave Busch initially was skeptical about the idea of putting a water theme park in Waco. But after a successful first season, he’s a believer.
Between Memorial Day and Labor Day, Hawaiian Falls Waco drew 145,000 visitors, 5,000 more than projected.
“That’s terrific for the first year,” said Busch, who has built water parks across the country, including four Hawaiian Falls in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. “We were doing back flips. After the first year, we’re always looking at all the things we could do better, but it was an outstanding year.” Continue reading
Hawaiians Falls names Employees of the Year, awards college scholarships
Hundreds of Hawaiian Falls ambassadors came from all five parks for an “End of Season” celebration at Hawaiian Falls Mansfield August 9. Photos by David Alvey.
Story and photos by David Alvey.
August 20, 2012 - Hawaiian Falls water parks recently selected one employee from each of its five Texas locations to receive a $1,000 college scholarship.
The five ambassadors, as the employees are known within the company, were selected from 58 applicants. One runner up was also selected from each park and awarded a $100 scholarship. Continue reading
Hawaiians Falls names Employees of the Year, awards college scholarships
Story and photos by David Alvey.
Hundreds of Hawaiian Falls ambassadors came from all five parks for an “End of Season” celebration at Hawaiian Falls Mansfield August 9. Photos by David Alvey.
August 20, 2012 - Hawaiian Falls water parks recently selected one employee from each of its five Texas locations to receive a $1,000 college scholarship.
The five ambassadors, as the employees are known within the company, were selected from 58 applicants. One runner up was also selected from each park and awarded a $100 scholarship. Read More »
Hawaiian Falls Mansfield hosting beach ball blowout before back to school mania
Hawaiian Falls Mansfield hosting beach ball blowout before back to school mania
From Blue Ribbon News
August 21, 2012 - Hawaiian Falls Mansfield is hosting a last days of summer bash complete with 1,600 Beach Balls in the wavepool at 3 p.m. Sunday, August 26. Let’s not even mention “back to school” as it might start a riot! But you know the kids are on edge. Let them blow off a little steam Sunday at Hawaiian Falls Mansfield.
Just before 3 p.m., the Hawaiian Falls ALOHA team will take the stage, leading guests in the wavepool for a dump, dance, wave and toss:
1. Dump the beach balls into the wavepool from the stage
2. Dance with the beach balls
3. Do the wave with the beach balls
4. On the count of three, toss them into the air.
Hawaiian Falls – Mansfield is located 10 minutes south of I-20 at 490 Heritage Parkway South & Highway 360, across from Mansfield National Golf Course. In addition to the Mansfield park, Hawaiian Falls operates family-friendly waterparks in Garland, The Colony, Roanoke and Waco. Hawaiian Falls is open Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day.
Hawaiian Falls Names Employees Of The Year And Awards College Scholarships
Hawaiian Falls water parks recently selected one employee from each of its five Texas locations to receive a $1,000 college scholarship. The five ambassadors, as the employees are known within the company, were selected from 58 applicants. One runner up was also selected from each park and awarded a $100 scholarship.
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Capital One closes $9.2 million in credit facilities for Hawaiian Falls
Capital One Bank announced it closed a seven-year $9.2 million revolving credit facility for Hawaiian Falls Waterparks, which is owned by Horizon Family Holdings, LLC. Proceeds of the facility were used to refinance existing debt and complete construction of a new water park in Waco.
David Busch, CEO, Hawaiian Falls, with Michael Barber, Fort Worth Area President, Capital One Bank. Photo by David Alvey.
“This credit facility is an important step in improving Hawaiian Falls’ capital structure and enabling us to expand our business,” David Busch, Hawaiian Falls CEO, said. “Capital One Bank has been a great partner and the team was very committed to developing a financing solution to help us grow organically and launch our new water park in Waco.”
Hawaiian Falls Waterparks, based in The Colony, has four parks in the Dallas-Fort Worth area plus the new park in Waco. Horizon Family Holdings has been active in the amusement industry since the 1970s.
“Capital One Bank is thrilled to partner with Hawaiian Falls to support the company’s growth and the development of the new water park.” said Mike Barber, Fort Worth Market President, Capital One Bank. “We look forward to building our relationship with this leader in the family entertainment industry.” Continue reading