Roseland Waterpark announces new attraction for the 2025 season
Get your putters ready. Roseland Waterpark, the Finger Lakes Region’s largest waterpark, has announced the construction of an 18-hole Mini Golf Course that will open in spring 2025.
Roseland Waterpark stated that this new attraction, built by Harris Minature Golf Courses, will also include nine ADA-accessible holes so people of all ages and abilities can enjoy themselves.
“We are thrilled to bring Roseland Mini Golf to our community,” Ryan Fuller, the park’s operations director said. “This addition is more than just an expansion for us; it’s an opportunity to provide our visitors with a new way to create lasting memories.”
Individual season passes are being sold for $99 and can be purchased through the Roseland Waterpark website: https://www.roselandwaterpark.com/seasons-passes/.
Roseland Waterpark, located at 250 Eastern Boulevard in Canandaigua, Ontario County, is closed for winter but will reopen in spring 2025. This new Mini Golf Course will be the 56-acre park’s tenth unique attraction.
— Madison Scott is a journalist with the Democrat and Chronicle who edited our Weld Street Project and also did reporting for it. She has an interest in how the system helps or doesn’t help families with missing loved ones. She can be reached at MDScott@gannett.com.
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