The reconstruction of Oceana water park is entering a new phase. Water is now circulating through its pools and attractions, nearly a hundred trees and plants have been planted, and technical systems are being tested ahead of the planned opening in early 2027. Remaining tasks include construction and installation work, as well as testing and commissioning of the technical systems. Liseberg amusement park says water is now circulating through both the pools and water attractions. Meanwhile, around a hundred trees and other plants have been planted beneath the light-transmitting roof. Temperatures inside the facility exceed 30°C. “It has been a long journey, but seeing how closely Oceana now matches our original vision is a fantastic feeling,” says Andreas Andersen, CEO of Liseberg. Alongside the final construction work, the facility’s technical systems are undergoing testing. This includes commissioning and checks to prepare the water park for operation. When it opens, the facility will feature several water attractions, a wave pool, a family river and dedicated children’s areas. Oceana is designed to operate year-round. An exact opening date has yet to be announced. The plan remains to welcome the first visitors in early 2027, with ticket sales scheduled to begin in late November 2026.