At this time, we do not know how the fire started. There is currently an investigation into the cause of the fire that we are awaiting answers for.

The alarm went off shortly after ten o'clock on February 12th. After that, the fire developed very quickly.

At the moment, it is unclear what caused the fire, and we neither can nor want to speculate about it.

Five days after the fire broke out at Oceana, the police confirmed that they had found a deceased person, and with sorrow and dismay, we could confirm that it was our beloved colleague, Patrik Gillholm. Already early in the course of the fire, one person was reported missing, but the delayed extinguishing work and the risk of collapse in the building hindered the police search efforts.

A total of sixteen people sought medical attention for minor injuries related to the fire on February 12th, and all of them left the hospital the same day.

It is too early to say. However, during the board meeting on February 16th, Liseberg’s board made the decision to initiate the process for the reconstruction of Oceana. Our ambition and hope are that Oceana will be enjoyed for swimming in the future.

We do not want to comment on anything until the investigation is complete, and we do not yet know if we will resume construction. However, what the fire department says is that a water park is not inherently more dangerous to be in than other buildings. It's also important to remember that Oceana was not yet completed. It was still a construction site, which always carries certain fire risks.

We do not want to comment on anything until the investigation is complete, and we do not yet know if we will resume construction. However, what the fire department says is that a water park is not inherently more dangerous to be in than other buildings. It's also important to remember that Oceana was not yet completed. It was still a construction site, which always carries certain risks.

The result of the first technical investigation was completed in the middle of week 9, and fortunately, we can confirm that Oceana has fared better than we initially thought. The investigation reveals that significant parts of the swimming hall was not affected by the fire, as well as the basement areas and the buildings facing Mölndalsvägen, where the main entrance is located.

The simple answer is that we don't know yet.  We are awaiting the results of the investigation into the cause of the fire. However, Liseberg and NCC have reach an agreement to commence demolition and remediation work to secure the site and minimize environmental impact. This work is an important step in the process of fulfilling the directive from Liseberg's board: To investigate the conditions for rebuilding Oceana.

After the fire, debris, in the form of fire residues, has spread in the immediate area. Liseberg has, through the City Environment Administration, ordered the cleaning of public land to remove residues from the fire. If you have damage or fire residue on your property, contact your insurance company.

The City of Gothenburg has gathered more information about the efforts they are making in connection with the fire on their website. Många frågor efter Oceana-branden - Göteborgs Stad (goteborg.se) (in Swedish)

The city of Gothenburg informs that it is not dangerous to clean away the debris or fire residue, or to stay outside. Gloves should be used to avoid soot and not to injure yourself on the pieces of fiberglass that have been scattered. Read more on the City of Gothenburg's website: Många frågor efter Oceana-branden - Göteborgs Stad (goteborg.se) (in Swedish)

Yes, the park will be open, and we plan to open on April 20th.

No buildings around Oceana was damaged by the fire. Both the police and the fire department gave during week 7 the green light for Grand Curiosa Hotel to be open.

It was closed during the entire week 7, but reopened on Monday, February 19th, and will remain open as planned for the rest of the summer season.

Both Rondo and Lisebergsteatern have remained open during week 7, and they will continue to entertain guests going forward.

The hotel is still standing and has not been affected by the fire.

The rabbits are doing well, and Rabbit Land and all the rides in the park are still there.

Yes, the park will be open, and we plan to have the premiere on April 20th.

There was a lot of fire damage to the building, but not everything is completely destroyed. However, it won't be possible to swim there for a very long time.

We don't know yet. But we really hope to hear laughter and happy screams from the area as soon as possible.