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People are turned away at Duncan's popular water park. A $6.5M project will change that.

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The expansion will cost about $6.5 million, most of which will come from a local accommodations and hospitality tax fund. Construction will begin this spring, continue through the summer while the park remains open and end in the fall. Despite the park's footprint nearly doubling, no surrounding structures will have to be torn down for the expansion.

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People are turned away at Duncan's popular water park. A $6.5M project will change that.

Shipwreck Cove Water Park in Duncan is set to expand and almost double in size and capacity by fall 2024 with the addition of 10 slides and more parking space

3 months ago·Charleston, United States

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