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One Liners Pasco: MetroLagoons, Bauducco and more

| Jo-Lynn Brown


MetroLagoons announced a partnership with San Antonio Citizens Federal Credit Union to offer exclusive ticket promotions and enhanced amenities at its Epperson and Mirada Lagoon locations, in Pasco County, through June 30, 2025. (Pictured above)

Planet 13, a cannabis dispensary based in Las Vegas, opened, at 6939 Ridge Road, Port Richey.

Bauducco, the third largest cookie manufacturer in the U.S., has broken ground on a $200 million facility in Zephyrhills, expected to create nearly 600 jobs, with completion of the first phase by early 2026.

AquaSonic Car Wash plans to open its first location in New Port Richey, in June 2025, with eco-friendly car wash technology and membership programs including discounts for teachers, first responders and military personnel.

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