Former Indoor Water Parks
- Transvaal Park in Moscow, Russia (Had its concrete roof collapse in 2004)
- Ocean Dome in Miyazaki City, Japan (322,752 sq ft & it was the World's Largest Water Park with a retractable roof. It closed in 2007.)
- Bay of Dreams Indoor Water Park in Wisconsin Dells (Was once part of the old Family Land/Treasure Island Complex, but was bought by Mt. Olympus Water & Theme Park and became Medusa's Indoor Water Park. The water park is now changed its treasure theming to Greek to match with the rest of Mt. Olympus. It was recently repainted from green to tan.updated 6/25/10.
- Croydon Water Palace Located in Croydon, England on purley way colonnades site. Opened in 1990 but was closed in 1996 because of continuous financial difficulties and poor health and safety leading to several accidents.
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