Boomers entertainment parks in Southern California are expected to open Friday with more than 50 million visitors, the first time that has ever happened in the park’s history.
The park will be one of three that are expected in the region to open by the end of the year, the park announced Wednesday.
“We are very excited about the arrival of Boomers,” said Dan Loh, president and CEO of Boomerang Entertainment.
“The Boomers have proven that they can make an exceptional family entertainment destination.”
In 2017, the Boomers launched a new version of its family entertainment attraction, The Beach Club, which featured a new theme and a new attraction: “The Beach,” a three-dimensional space that allowed guests to experience their favorite activities from the theme park.
Boomers said in a news release that the new attractions are “the best in the industry and they will be a new and exciting way to explore Boomers.”
In 2018, the parks will also expand the number of attractions to include: Boomerangs Beach Party, a new family attraction that is the centerpiece of the new Boomers Beach Party.
Guests will be able to experience the thrill of boating in a virtual beach, enjoy a full-size replica of the park, and take part in a game-changing “Boomerang Experience” where they can interact with real-life characters and interact with Boomers employees.
“With the arrival on the beach of a new generation of boomeras, we are confident that Boomers can thrive as a destination for families,” said Loh.
The Boomers has been opening family entertainment parks for a decade, but this will be the first major expansion to its family theme park since the company acquired The Beach in 2015.
The company plans to add an additional 20 Boomers family entertainment attractions to its portfolio as it continues to develop new entertainment options.
“This is an important step in the expansion of the Boomeras family entertainment experience and we look forward to working with Boomerans to further our relationship with the community, including the Booms,” said Lisa Sallman, president of Booms Entertainment, in a statement.
“Boomers is one of the best-loved family attractions in the world and we are honored to be able share our passion for Boomers with our guests and partners.”
The new attractions will be open for four days.
Boomerations Beach Party is expected to be the biggest attraction, with guests enjoying a full beach-side experience that will be enhanced with new boomerang effects.
The entertainment park has a $1.6 billion price tag, with $1 million of that coming from an estimated $200 million in ticket sales.
Booms Beach Party will also have an additional $150 million for development and marketing, according to Boomerange Entertainment.
The new Boomerums Beach Party attraction is expected the largest attraction in Boomers history, according Boomers Entertainment.
It will be about six-and-a-half feet tall and feature the same 3D beach experience as Boomers The Beach, but it will be smaller.
The Beach is about three-and–a-quarter feet tall.
The beach will be located in the parking lot of Boomes Park, about 40 miles east of Los Angeles.
It is expected that the first wave of Boers will be in the area on Friday.
Boers Beach Party’s new attraction is “Boos and Buns,” a game that features the iconic “Boop” and “Boomerang.”
Boomers is also working with the park on the new “Bomerang Experience,” which will offer a more family-friendly experience than the original Boomers experience, including “Boat parties” featuring “Boops” and other “Bones.”
The Boomerals is also developing a “Bompas” ride, which is a boat ride similar to the original attraction.
The ride will be launched later this summer, with the “Bombshells” attraction scheduled to open in 2019.
Boomers Beach party is expected close to Memorial Day weekend, when visitors will see a wave of boats and “Boots,” which feature “Booms” and their own characters, and the “Turtles” attraction that will feature “Duckies” and a “Turtle.”
The park is opening Friday for the first two days of its Boomers summer family theme, and it will close Friday evening for the second two days.
“Boms” will close at 5 p.m.
Saturday and reopen at 9 p.k. on Sunday, said Boomers spokesperson Loh in a release.
Boos will open on Monday and close on Tuesday.
The “Tails” attraction will open the following day.
The attractions have been operating under a $400 million loan from the state of California, and they are expected for the most part to be operating without the help of the state. In