Definition of water park
: an amusement park with facilities (such as pools and wetted slides) for aquatic recreation
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Read the signs at every water park attraction and listen to all audio instructions provided by recordings or staff.
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Notable water parks in the area include Wayne County Family Aquatic Center, Red Oaks Water Park and Waterford Oaks Water Park.
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Oregon Only's website describes a project in Sutherlin, north of Roseburg, with a hotel, convention center, amusement and water park, and a shopping center.
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Check out these campground amenities — a heated pool at Sherwood Forest, outdoor movies at Dells Timberland and a water park at Mt. Olympus.
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Outdoor retailer Cabela's tossed plans to build a store and water park on the site in 2009.
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This 63-acre amusement and water park is home to over 70 rides and attractions.
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Universal’s Volcano Bay, which opened in 2017, was the sixth largest water park in the world with 1.5 million visitors.
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Premier Parks, which runs Wet 'n' Wild water parks in Texas, California, Arizona and Hawaii, took over operations from a company whose owner has retired.
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First Known Use of water park
1982
WATER PARK Defined for English Language Learners
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Definition of water park for English Language Learners
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: an amusement park with rides that involve water and areas where people can play or swim in water
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Definition of water park for Students
: an amusement park with pools and wetted slides
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