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A victim of its own success: Aldergrove waterpark is too awesome
The Aldergrove waterpark is for everyone.
That’s the view of Langley Township council despite some frustrated residents who find it difficult to secure a reservation to access the unique waterpark.
Officially called the Otter Co-op Outdoor Experience, the waterpark at the Aldergrove Credit Union Community Centre has become a popular destination since it opened four years ago. It boasts a warm water pool, lazy river, rope swing, a tidal pool, waterslides, and many spray features. The township advertises the aquatic centre as the “Lower Mainland’s most affordable waterpark.” An adult pass is $10 and it costs as little as $5 for kids. Other waterparks in the region charge more than $30 for a day pass.
But since opening, the popularity of the well-executed park has led to complaints. Aldergrove locals have complained about parking issues and that the most popular outdoor features, like the tidal pool and waterslides, have been a challenge to access because of use by township residents and those from neighbouring communities.
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