Bellevue Waterpark Project Costs Rise to $110 Million Amid Inflation Concerns
Bellevue, Nebraska, has seen its new waterpark project's cost increase to $110 million, following a City Council approval of an additional $50 million in bonds. The project, located at the interchange of Highway 34 and Highway 75, cites inflation in…
Omaha, NE, September 17, 2026 — A new waterpark project in Bellevue, Nebraska, has seen its total estimated cost rise to $110 million. The Bellevue City Council recently approved an additional $50 million in bonds to fund the escalating expenses.
The waterpark is slated for development at the interchange of Highway 34 and Highway 75. The primary reasons cited for the increased project cost are inflation impacting both construction materials and labor wages, according to city officials.
Bellevue city leaders anticipate that the waterpark will generate substantial revenue through visitor traffic and various partnerships. However, the growing investment has sparked a debate among residents. Some residents have expressed concerns regarding the allocation of funds, preferring that the city prioritize other infrastructure needs.
The contractor’s name for the project was not provided. Further details regarding the timeline for construction or anticipated opening dates were also not made public.
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