July 24-26, 2014: To kick off the five stop series, BSR in Waco, TX, USA, one of the true oases in wakeboarding, will host riders and spectators in a unique way with safari style amenities and fun features. Wildlife roams the property and spectators enjoy the overlooking second floor bar and grill balcony while wakeboarders and wakeskaters use the awesome features to push the sport in the right direction.
August 1-2, 2014: One of the newest parks in the USA, Terminus Wake Park in Atlanta, GA, USA, backs up to stop one of the series. With both USA stops on back-to-back weekends, riders will be able to link these two stops together easily. Terminus is one huge, cool park; when 100% complete, it will be one of the largest parks in the world with and will be able to accommodate riding levels from first-timers to Top Pros.
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September 27-28, 2014: Most wakeboarders around the globe are just learning that Brazil has a full-sized wake park and adding this stop to the 2014 WWA Wake Park World Series is going to launch this park off the map. It’s the first and only full-sized wake park in South America, making it a huge destination for wakeboarders throughout the continent. One thing is for sure; Brazilian wakeboarders are coming for it!
November 5-7, 2014: New to the list, stop four of the Wake Park World Series will be hosted at the one-and-only, Al Forsan International Sports Resort. The 2014 Wake Park World Championships will be handing out $40,000USD in cash to the top pros around the world. Along with intense karting, paintballing and tons of other stuff going on, it will surely be one of the raddest Wake Park World Championships of all time.
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December 13-14, 2014: One of the best wakeparks in Asia is another newbie to the WWA list. Located in Bankog, this exotic location rounding off the World Series will be thrilling and exciting to watch. With countless new tricks going down at this elusive park, it’s a perfect place to witness contest evolution and progression take place right in front of the spectator’s eyes. Don't miss it!
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