Has Coast Entertainment given up on WWW?

Reading through today's report, I find it disappointing that WWW doesn't get a single mention.

DW has been receiving considerable attention and investment, with Rivertown and King Claw helping drive attendance growth. Yet when it comes to WWW, there's seemingly nothing. No mention of future attractions, no expansion plans and no indication of where they see the waterpark heading.

I understand investments need to make commercial sense, but at some point you have to ask whether WWW is actually part of Coast Entertainment's future growth strategy or whether they're simply happy to keep operating what they already have.

WWW has the potential to be a much stronger competitor to WnW, but that isn't going to happen without some serious investment and a clear direction.

With Coast Entertainment looking at broader development opportunities across the property, it makes you wonder what the long term future of WWW actually looks like.

I think it's time someone put the question directly to Greg,

Does Coast Entertainment still see WWW as a long term growth opportunity, or is the plan simply to keep operating the existing waterpark with little to no investment in its future?

I'd genuinely like to hear what the long term vision is for WWW.