Worlds of Fun says “partying plumbers from Wacky Water Works Company” will splash and spray guests with water during the Splash! Water Parade twice a day through Aug. 3.

The site selected for Worlds of Fun awaits construction. Steadman and Hunt’s company, Mid-America Enterprises, oversaw the construction of the $20.5 million development.

Worlds of Fun confirmed that the TimberWolf, a fan-favorite and long-standing wooden coaster, will be closed for the 2025 season and that there is no opening date. Park officials didn't say why.

Explore the story behind Kansas City’s Worlds of Fun, from its creation in 1973 to its iconic rides and recent updates under new ownership by Six Flags.

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