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GuidesSurf Parks in Germany: Every Open Wave, What It Costs, and What Is Coming
Germany has seven open surf parks, more than any country except the United States. Six of them are standing waves you ride in place, and one is a lagoon you paddle into. Here is every venue, what a session actually costs, and the three big projects due after this.
NewsKoa Bay's Surf Park Is Off. The Site Is Now a Data Center Proposal.
Koa Bay was going to be a $595 million Wavegarden community in Fort Pierce, Florida. The developer could not raise the money, and the 203-acre site now has a rezoning application in front of the city to build an AI data center instead. It goes to hearing on Sept. 17.
NewsEndless Surf's New AI Gives Everyone in a Group a Different Wave
Endless Surf and Flowstate's Mixtape lets each surfer in a group pick their own wave, with no wearables or tags. It arrives as The Point opens in Florida.
The Wave Pool Revolution Is Here
View the Industry Tracker →The surf park industry has grown faster in the last 3 years than in the previous two decades.
- 26 surf lagoons open worldwide as of 2026, plus 21 standing-wave venues, with 37 more parks announced or under construction
- We track parks in 25 countries; 20 of them have one open today
- Both elite surfers and beginners are the target audience, with parks built for progression
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