In a heartbreaking turn of events, Wild Rivers Water Park in Irvine has issued a statement regarding the untimely death of a young boy over the weekend. The Irvine-based park revealed that the boy experienced a medical emergency outside one of the pools on Saturday.

Upon receiving the distress call, the park's emergency services swiftly responded and immediately transported the boy to a nearby hospital. Unfortunately, despite the best efforts of medical professionals, the young boy tragically passed away. At the family's request, his name and official cause of death have not been released to the public.

The Wild Rivers Water Park extended their deepest condolences to the boy's family and loved ones during this difficult time. In their official statement, they expressed their sympathy, saying, "Our hearts go out to the boy's family and loved ones during this difficult time. We ask that you keep them in your thoughts and prayers."

On Sunday, the Irvine Police Department confirmed the devastating incident, asserting that it was unrelated to any water-related activities at the park. While further details surrounding the nature of the medical emergency were not disclosed, authorities have made it clear that the incident did not involve any incidents in the park's water attractions.

Originally in operation from 1986 to 2011, Wild Rivers Water Park reopened at its current location on 10000 Great Park Boulevard this summer, in 2022. It has quickly become a popular destination for families seeking summer fun and relief from the scorching heat.

As authorities continue their investigations to determine the exact circumstances surrounding this tragic incident, the community remains in mourning for the young boy and his bereaved family. The thoughts and prayers of the public are with them as they navigate this unimaginably devastating loss.

The Wild Rivers Water Park is committed to ensuring the safety and well-being of all its visitors, and this tragic incident serves as a reminder of the need for constant vigilance and prompt response to emergencies within their premises.