World's First Endless Surf Lagoon Near Completion at Munich Surf Park (o2 SURFTOWN MUC)

Construction is nearing completion at o2 SURFTOWN MUC and Germany's first surf park and Europe's largest wave pool is quickly coming to life, featuring an ES34 from Endless Surf. With first of its kind wave programming capabilities Endless Surf technology is set to bring the next generation of surf park technology to the world in this innaugural project. Customizable waves of up to 2.1m / 7ft and up to 18 seconds in Point Break setting can be expected! Stay tuned as we inch closer to pumping out first waves in Munich.
Find out more info on Endless Surf technology at www.EndlessSurf.com and learn more about the surf park at ww.surftown.de/en

[@mikewatts]

Can't wait to see this bad boy fired up! Ready for her twin in HTX to get construction started.

[@Derestricted1]

Yes!!! Stoked to see this open!!

[@Herraxt]

Can't wait to visit ✌🏽

[@joeblow1942]

Can we see videos of how it will break?

[@heinovontettenborn5674]

I belong to the very first surfers in Thalkirchen (1975!!). I never had problems to stay in line if the wave was crowded. But I never would consider to pay any money for surfing. I guess the younger surfers - students abd pupils - cannot afford going surfing in your pool. Not to mention the distance from the city. I think, the group of your guests will be limited to people who can afford this. If I compare it with a dayticket when skiing the price is much too high.

[@dacat8171]

The problem will be the high energy consumption in order to generate waves.

[@edwinhassid.7337]

professional bodyboarders allowed?

[@SurfParkCentral_]

Yew!

[@mky.p_]

I’ve never surfed a day in my life but even I could tell you there’s nothing organic or environmentally conscious about surfing in a pool lol. All those fancy engineering degrees would be put to better use designing and building custom artificial reefs with the sole purpose of providing a new habitat for sea life to live and thrive in while also drastically improving wave size and quality at existing beach breaks around the world. But there’s no money in that so y’all decided to build a giant pool that generates artificial waves instead smh. To each his own I guess?

[@belawhitesnowwaterfall4781]

Yes

[@user-qd7gy7ty2s]

Totally agree, more ocean artificial reef like palm beaches, will depopulate surf breaks and create new waves that everyone can enjoy