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January 23, 2015

Lines Out the Door at the First Surf Park in Canada and U.S.

Until now, the only thing limiting the 3 million-plus active surfers in North America from getting more waves is geography.  The two stand-alone indoor surf parks in Montreal and New Hampshire that just opened for business in 2014 are breaking down the geographical boundaries.

Nightlife at Oasis Surf in Montreal, Quebec

These surf parks are demonstrating that not only is the surfing great, but the business is great. With upwards of 200 surfers paying to surf in 30 minute sessions daily, business is booming. Click here to read the Business NH Magazine’s take on out-of-ocean surfing.

Click here to view a 30-second clip of the Oasis Surf experience

“New Hampshire and Montreal’s SurfStreams are paving the way for urban surfing.” -Bruce McFarland – President & Founder of American Wave Machines

Oasis Surf owner Claude Coudry and friends ringing in the New Year

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