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Therme Increases Free Public Access Green Space in the Design of Its Ontario Place Waterpark and Spa

  • Therme's redesigned Ontario Place waterpark and spa is now 33,000 square meters, reduced from an original proposal of 65,000 square meters, according to Therme spokesperson Adam Vaughan.
  • The public park surrounding the facility will be free to use and is equal in size to Ramsden Park, while day passes for the spa will cost about $40, Vaughan stated.
  • Construction is set to begin next spring, targeting a 2029 opening date, as indicated by Premier Doug Ford.
  • The redesigned facility aims to attract 2.5 million visitors annually by 2034, with a mix of public events and commercial activities planned by Therme.
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Therme shows off design of Ontario Place water park

Its new design is half the size of the original 65,000 square metre proposal

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