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A B.C. company with a Kelowna manufacturing connection recently delivered a giant play centre to Vietnam.
FormaShape, which mostly produces waterslides, is the production arm of WhiteWater Attractions, based out of Richmond.
The company built a Ballocity play structure as part of a massive 157,000 square foot play facility at Helio Centre, Vietnam’s largest family entertainment centre.
The centre employs 600 staff and has the capacity for up to 4,000 guests to play and explore throughout the facility at one time.
“The impressive centre offers hours of activities for guests of all ages, with our Ballocity structure aiming to entertain kids four to 12 years old,” said WhiteWater president Doug Smith.
WhiteWater offers a range of amusement products including harnessed attractions, interactive play structures and water rides.
WhiteWater's main steel fabrication facility for play structures is located in Richmond, while its primary Canadian facility, FormaShape, is located in Kelowna. The 80,000 square foot facility produces fibreglass waterslides and attractions.
