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With the July 1 opening, the company dodged a bullet that claimed the Canada Day fireworks set for that evening, which were cancelled due to high waters on the lake.

The Gallaghers said they typically open up the Kelowna Wibit park in the middle of June, which means about a two-week delayed opening if the park opens over the long weekend.

Gallagher said it would take most of the day Thursday to set the structure up before staff training on Friday and a Saturday opening.