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Surf Lagoon and Entertainment District to Bring Impressive Attraction to Mesa

March 23, 2021 Mesa, Ariz. – Surf’s up Mesa! A 37-acre surf, shop, gym and multi-use development project is set to break ground on Tuesday, March 30 at 11 a.m. The oasis is being made possible by Cannon Beach Developers and is located at the cross streets of Power and Warner roads in Mesa. The project, two and a half years in design and development, will bring the ocean to Arizona in a place unlike any other in the state.

"We hope Cannon Beach will bring out the best in its patrons by challenging them to join, or at least be inspired by, new activities,” said Cole Cannon, lead developer at Cannon Beach.

Revel Surf will anchor the development with a 3.3-acre surf lagoon that features the world’s first Swell MFG’s Traveling Surf Technology and UNIT Surf Pool’s Stationary Rapid Surf Technology, in one location. This unique combination will create a more natural surfing lineup with a peak wave rather than a right-session-only or left-session-only option as found in many of today’s wave pools.

“The Swell MFG will create peak waves and provide some of the most epic and diverse wave sets for every level of surfer,” said Matt Gunn, co-founder of Swell MFG. “We look forward to welcoming every level of surfer to enjoy this surf lagoon.”

This new technology and layout has gained the attention of the professional surf community due to its ability to cater to all skill levels.

“Our wave technology and vision for this project will be like nothing you have seen in the market to date and I’m so grateful to be a part of this incredible project and team,” said Shane Beschen, former pro surfer and X Games gold medalist.

“Combining Swell MFG’s state-of-the-art traveling waves with the best stationary rapid surfing wave on the market by UNIT Surf Pool is going to make this surf park the most highly sought-after surf destination in the U.S.,” said Tony Finn of UNIT Surf Pool and wakeboard creator. “Together you have the perfect surfing experience for people of all ages, abilities, and skill levels. There has never been a better opportunity for surf lessons and technical progression than there will be here.”

The development is geared toward the growing population settling in the east Valley. With a burgeoning influx of California surfers, young and old that have relocated to Arizona and yearn for the beach, as well first timers who want to venture into the world of surfing. Whether you are a spectator or participant there is something for everyone at Cannon Beach — specialty dining, fish tacos on the beach, day spa, gym, splash pad for kids, and overall good vibes.

The Cannon Beach development design team includes talent from Hawaii to Germany. The land planning project was developed in consultation with Arizona locals EPS Engineering, H20 Design, and Adaptive Architects.

Revel Surf plans to open May 2022, with the surrounding amenities to follow including an on-sight hotel, retail, office, dining and more. The Cannon Beach development ground is currently entertaining proposals from potential tenants for its various pad locations.


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19 hours ago · Cannon Beach, the 37-acre surf, shop, gym and multi-use development project has announced a new anchor tenant, KTR.
Mar 30, 2021 · A beach oasis is in the works to "bring the ocean to Arizona." Cannon Beach Developers is set to break ground on a 37-acre water park and ...

"Cannon Beach, the 37-acre surf, shop, gym and multi-use development project has announced a new anchor tenant, KTR. Located at the cross streetsof Power and Warner roads in Mesa, Cannon Beach is expected to open in 2023.

The project broke ground in June 2021 and will bring the ocean to Arizona in a place unlike any other across the state. It has 500,000 square feet of retail, restaurant and hotel space centered around the focal point, a state-of-the art surf lagoon, and now KTR, an indoor action sports center.


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KTR is the power-packed thrill-infused fun zone for families with children of all ages offering skateboarding, scooters, a parkour/ninja warrior course, trampoline, BMX, and other high-flying aerialist attractions. This will be the seventh KTR location in the Valley and is set to become the corporate franchise headquarters. Located on the mezzanine level overlooking the lagoon, the new, 30,000 square foot space will include special attractions for guests of all ages and will also be another option for onsite private events.

“Cannon Beach and KTR is a match made in heaven for families looking for a healthy alternative to getting kids off their digital devices while having the freedom to play,” said Cole Cannon, founder of the Cannon Beach project. “There isn’t a better anchor to compliment the surf and lifestyle amenities of the development. Whether you need your family to burn some energy on one of the attractions or to put your feet in the sand and watch surfers ride the waves, this is the place to be.”

KTR will compliment Cannon Beach’s line up of attractions and restaurants with its flare for the extreme fun and adventure. Kids can learn how to surf before they try out the actual lagoon. It will also offer its hallmark programming that has facilitated countless birthday parties, group/corporate events, and training, including at the Olympic level.

“We are thrilled to join Cannon Beach and be another opportunity for fun and adventure,” said Ron Sciarro, co-founder of the KTR franchise. “Cole’s team and ours share the value of using our resources to better the community and we look forward to hosting a variety of groups. We’re especially excited to invite non-profit entities and church groups to our facility at no cost throughout the operating season in hopes of giving a little something back to the communities we love and serve.”

For more information about Cannon Beach visit www.cannonbeachaz.com/ . For more information about KTR visit www.ktr-centers.com/ . 

Photos from Cannon Beach’s official groundbreaking on March 30th, 2021.

The Cannon Beach and Revel Surf team kicking off construction of the soon-to-be resort.

The Cannon Beach and Revel Surf team kicking off the construction of the soon-to-be resort.

(Pictured from left to right, Tony Finn– inventor of sport of wakeboarding and UNIT Surf Pool Distributor, Cole Cannon– lead developer of Cannon Beach, Eric Di Bella-  Adaptive Architects, Matt Gunn– Executive Director of Swell MFG , Shane Beschen– Pro Surfer and Gold Medalist and Creative Director of Swell MFG, not pictured is John Bushey- Chief Engineer of Swell MFG and Jessica O’Leary- UNIT Surf Pool Distributor.)

The Cannon Beach and Revel Surf team.

The Cannon Beach and Revel Surf team.

Local Mesa, Arizona officials, including Councilmember Kevin Thompson and Mayor John Giles kicking off the construction of Cannon Beach.

Local Mesa, Arizona officials, including Councilmember Kevin Thompson and Mayor John Giles kicking off the construction of Cannon Beach.

Mesa, Arizona Mayor John Giles speaking at the Cannon Beach and Revel Surf groundbreaking.

Mesa, Arizona Mayor John Giles speaking at the Cannon Beach and Revel Surf groundbreaking.

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