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San José Shutters Lake Cunningham Water Park for 2026 Season as Lakeside Partners Plots Reimagined Aquatic Destination

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The City of San José will keep the gates closed at the water park formerly known as CaliBunga and Raging Waters this summer, handing newly selected operator Lakeside Partners time to plan a wholesale reinvention of the 41-year-old East San José attraction while community events fill the void at Lake Cunningham Regional Park. For the […]

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