Save Wild Waves Theme Park

Recent signers:
Cierra Ogata and 19 others have signed recently.

The Issue

When I was growing up, Wild Waves Theme & Water Park was my family's go-to place for fun and unforgettable memories. With each summer, we eagerly anticipated the thrill of the rides, the laughter, and the cherished times shared together. However, this beloved destination in Federal Way, Washington, is now at risk due to financial setbacks and a lack of investment.

For over four decades, Wild Waves has not only been a hallmark of entertainment for countless families but also a significant contributor to our local economy, offering employment to thousands and drawing tourists from across the region. This park is not just a place of amusement; it's a community treasure that has been a backdrop to numerous family stories and a cornerstone of local culture.

The park is currently facing potential closure due to a combination of mounting operating costs and reduced visitors, largely impacted by recent economic challenges and the enduring effects of the pandemic. Losing Wild Waves would mean more than just the loss of a recreational facility; it would signify a cultural and economic blow to our community.

As passionate supporters of this historic gem, we have several actionable steps to propose to ensure its survival. We urge local authorities to consider providing financial support or tax incentives that could alleviate the financial burden on the park. Additionally, initiating a community-driven fundraising campaign could inject necessary capital for maintenance and future development.

Furthermore, investing in marketing strategies could help rejuvenate interest and draw more visitors. Local businesses can also play a pivotal role by partnering with the park for joint promotions, creating a symbiotic relationship that benefits everyone involved.

It is imperative that our local representatives hear our voices and understand the immense value Wild Waves brings to our community. By signing this petition, you are taking a stand to protect a beloved landmark that has touched the lives of so many. Together, we can ensure that future generations also get to experience the joy and laughter that Wild Waves has brought to us.

Let's unite to keep the spirit of Wild Waves alive. Sign the petition and help save our park!

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Joseph GoodmanPetition StarterMy name is Joseph Goodman and I'm on the autism spectrum. I like Little Einsteins, Stage shows and Musicals, Disney and so much more. Including other things that I like.

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Recent signers:
Cierra Ogata and 19 others have signed recently.

The Issue

When I was growing up, Wild Waves Theme & Water Park was my family's go-to place for fun and unforgettable memories. With each summer, we eagerly anticipated the thrill of the rides, the laughter, and the cherished times shared together. However, this beloved destination in Federal Way, Washington, is now at risk due to financial setbacks and a lack of investment.

For over four decades, Wild Waves has not only been a hallmark of entertainment for countless families but also a significant contributor to our local economy, offering employment to thousands and drawing tourists from across the region. This park is not just a place of amusement; it's a community treasure that has been a backdrop to numerous family stories and a cornerstone of local culture.

The park is currently facing potential closure due to a combination of mounting operating costs and reduced visitors, largely impacted by recent economic challenges and the enduring effects of the pandemic. Losing Wild Waves would mean more than just the loss of a recreational facility; it would signify a cultural and economic blow to our community.

As passionate supporters of this historic gem, we have several actionable steps to propose to ensure its survival. We urge local authorities to consider providing financial support or tax incentives that could alleviate the financial burden on the park. Additionally, initiating a community-driven fundraising campaign could inject necessary capital for maintenance and future development.

Furthermore, investing in marketing strategies could help rejuvenate interest and draw more visitors. Local businesses can also play a pivotal role by partnering with the park for joint promotions, creating a symbiotic relationship that benefits everyone involved.

It is imperative that our local representatives hear our voices and understand the immense value Wild Waves brings to our community. By signing this petition, you are taking a stand to protect a beloved landmark that has touched the lives of so many. Together, we can ensure that future generations also get to experience the joy and laughter that Wild Waves has brought to us.

Let's unite to keep the spirit of Wild Waves alive. Sign the petition and help save our park!

avatar of the starter
Joseph GoodmanPetition StarterMy name is Joseph Goodman and I'm on the autism spectrum. I like Little Einsteins, Stage shows and Musicals, Disney and so much more. Including other things that I like.

The Decision Makers

Kitsap County Commission
2 Members
Christine Rolfes
Kitsap County Commission - District 1
Katie Walters
Kitsap County Commission - District 3
Former Federal Way City Council
7 Members
Susan Honda
Former Federal Way City Council - Position 3
Lydia Assefa-Dawson
Former Federal Way City Council - Position 1
Linda Kochmar
Former Federal Way City Council - Position 7
Puyallup City Council
6 Members
Renne Gilliam
Puyallup City Council - At Large
Ned Witting
Puyallup City Council - District 3, Position 1
Lauren Adler
Puyallup City Council - District 1, Position 1
Washington State Senate
6 Members
Curtis King
Washington State Senate - District 14
Mark Schoesler
Washington State Senate - District 9
John Braun
Washington State Senate - District 20
Former Washington State Senate
4 Members
Mark Mullet
Former Washington State Senate - District 5
Karen Keiser
Former Washington State Senate - District 33
Andy Billig
Former Washington State Senate - District 3

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Petition created on December 10, 2025