Former owner NRP announced that they were searching Jacksonville for a location to rebuild a new, larger facility. Operation There is no admission for the amusement parks; all the attractions are pay as you play. The water park is seasonal and requires a fee for admission. Not all features are at all parks. All parks included miniature golf and an arcade. Aside from the park in Buffalo, New York, all locations had go-karts, laser tag, and batting cages. Some parks had unique attractions, such as the Wacky Worm Rollercoaster at the Jacksonville Beach location. Special accommodations are available for large group events. Amusement Park Features Adventure Speedway Go-Karts: a quarter mile track with racing results posted on a finish-line leader board. Batting Cages: Participants specify hardball, softball, slow pitch or fast pitch with speeds ranging up to 70 mph. Frog Hopper: A safe, bouncing ride designed for young children. Laser Tag: The course, named, Area 51, included two levels and a maze. The game was played in twilight with lightning flashes and the sound of weapon fire. Scoring was automatic and participants were given a printout of their results. Max Flight: A roller coaster simulator with 360° range of motion. Miniature Golf: Two 18-hole miniature golf courses designed to be fun, regardless of skill level. Sweet Adventures: an old-fashioned candy shop. Teddy Bear Factory: a stuffed animal could be created interactively. Wacky Worm Roller Coaster: The ride was intended for youngsters or small children and their parents. Video Arcade: All locations had this feature, with up to 100 machines. All games used tokens and many games dispensed tickets which could be redeemed for prizes. Snack Bar: Pizza, drinks and snack food. Formerly available Bumper Boats: Electric powered boats that functioned just like bumper cars, but on a pond. Each boat had a built-in squirt gun. Wow Factory: A 3-story interactive playland and slide, containing 9,000 foam balls to climb in. Cannons & geysers kept the balls moving. Shipwreck Island Shipwreck Island is the waterpark co-located at Adventure Landing in Jacksonville Beach, Florida. It was constructed in 1995 but opened a few months after the Amusement Park. Water Park Features Typhoon Lagoon: a 500,000 gallon wave pool with 3-4' waves. Lil’ St. John’s River: a 720' lazy river. Hydro Halfpipe: a water version of skateboarding half-pipe. Eye of the Storm: a 40' diameter bowl that flows like a whirlpool. Splash Cove: