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Wednesday, October 29, 2008

$19 million water park opening in Pennsylvania

A new indoor water park is scheduled to open in Pennsylvania on Oct. 31 at the Split Rock Resort & Golf Club.

The new $19 million park, called H20ooohh Indoor Family Waterpark, includes hot tubs, three large slides, a wave pool, a three-story tree house with squirting water toys and dumping buckets, and the Komodo Dragon, Pennsylvania's first indoor FlowRider, which simulates waves suitable for surfing. The park also includes a play area for toddlers, a food court and tiki bar.

The park offers day passes, $40 for general admission and $35 for children 42 inches and under (children 2 and under are free). If you arrive after 4 p.m., prices are $8 cheaper. Guests must bring their own towels. Lockers may be rented for $5.

The resort also offers a variety of packages that include accommodations and waterpark admission. Midweek stays start at $100.50 per person, per night with a two-night minimum; weekends start at $133 per person, per night, with a two-night minimum.

A grand opening special, for Oct. 31-Nov. 2, begins at $191 a night, double occupancy, plus $53 per child ages 5-15, including admission to the waterpark, a free game of bowling and a tour of Split Rock's Nightmare Inn.

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