Where are the ruins of the abandoned Breakers Water Park in Marana located? You can find it with these coordinates. Now the closest water park is in Phoenix. Aerial of what remains of Justin’s Waterworld The rusted remains of a small slide and other setting pieces lay around. The remains of this are situated neatly in the middle of an RV Park. Justin’s Waterworld opened in 1998 and closed in 2007. Trespassing might not be the best idea here, the google street-view showed a police car sitting in the empty parking lot and the owner is said to be against wanderers. The scorching rays of the desert sun have faded and bleached the color of everything but the fresher bits of graffiti. One of their slides, known as The Rock Slide, had lights and rock music playing as one would slide through. Top ways to experience Abandoned Water Park and nearby attractions City Tour With Curators 15 Recommended Adventure Tours from 24.99 per adult Hue Private Tour with Local Student by Motorbike 64 Recommended Day Trips from 19.

In the more recent years it does seem as if the water park ran into issues including maintenance, health and ethical problems (like minimum wage).

Starting back in 1982 with construction it became a very popular spot to escape the summer heat. Many mourned the loss of this fabulous little gem in the desert. The building that was ruined was said to be the old restaurant at the park. There were no injuries and it took 40 firefighters 90 minutes to get it under control. In October of 2018, a fire was set to the Breakers in the early morning hours of the 12th. With just a little bit of a 40 minute drive between the 2 ill-fated water parks and you will see nostalgic reminders of summer in the 1990’s. Breakers resides 8555 West Tangerine Road in the town of Marana while the small remnants of Justin’s Water Park lay amidst an RV park at 3551 S Sam Joaquin Road, both in Pima County, Arizona.

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