Definition of water park
: an amusement park with facilities (such as pools and wetted slides) for aquatic recreation
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The ride has been closed since Caleb's death, but the rest of the water park plans to reopen on May 25 for its annual season.
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Now, the two men – magnates of the American water park industry – face second-degree murder charges.
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But those seeking the African kingdom over which the titular superhero reigns will be disappointed. Wakanda does not exist, unless one counts a water park of that name in Wisconsin.
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Two designers of a waterslide in Kansas face second-degree murder charges in the 2016 decapitation death of a 10-year-old boy at the Schlitterbahn water park.
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Several pools, a beach volleyball area and water park features will be added later this year.
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And when other hotels and amenities like an indoor water park and a golf course open on the property by spring 2019, resulting in a total of about 800 rooms, the $1.2 billion project will employ about 2,200 people, Mr. Eller said.
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The company also operates water parks in Galveston, Corpus Christi, South Padre Island, and New Braunfels, Texas, according to its website.
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Schlitterbahn is a family water park, but this isn’t a family ride.
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First Known Use of water park
1982
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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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