It won the lawsuit, but the parent company of Rapids Water Park must now wait for its opponent’s next move.
Premier Parks LLC succeeded in its suit to force Fort Lauderdale into opening up competitive bidding on a proposed water park on city-owned land. It prevailed on arguments the city fostered unfair competition by offering the deal to an affiliate of Texas-based Schlitterbahn Waterparks & Resorts.
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