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Officials criticize branding of Montgomery’s $90 million water park

Montgomery officials have described the city’s water park as a branding failure dating to the project’s beginning.

Officials criticize branding of Montgomery’s $90 million water park

Key takeaways

  • Montgomery officials criticized the water park’s branding.
  • The project has a reported price tag of.
  • Officials characterized the branding problems as beginning at the project’s outset.

What officials said

Montgomery officials have criticized the branding of a city water park with a reported price tag of. Their assessment is that the project’s branding problems began at the outset, rather than emerging only after the park was established.

What the criticism covers

The criticism is about the project’s public identity and presentation. The account does not identify the officials who made the comments or describe a specific replacement name, logo or public-relations plan.

What remains to be established

The project’s reported cost is. Details about the park’s operating status, construction timeline, financing, attendance or any formal decision to change its branding are not part of the account.

For now, the central development is the officials’ negative assessment of how the water park was branded from the beginning. Any formal action would need to come through the city or another body responsible for the project.

What to watch

  • Whether Montgomery officials announce a branding or naming change.
  • Whether the city releases a formal review or decision about the project’s public identity.
  • Any additional public action involving the water park.

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