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The Polynesian Resort's Indoor Water Park in Wisconsin Dells is widely recognized as one of the first indoor water parks in the United States. It was this park that triggered everything with weekend occupants of the resort sky-rocketing in 1994 after a water squirting 'gizmo' was added to their indoor pool. Hotels and resorts in Wisconsin Dells, across American and later throughout the globe took quickly took notice. Shortly after the Wilderness Resort copied the tactic and suddenly there was an incredible boom of Indoor Water Parks in Wisconsin Dells.
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At this point do not expect the trend starting with a couple of Indoor Water Parks in Wisconsin Dells to end anytime soon as with the immense number of vacationers heading towards an indoor water park and resort for the weekend, they are already battling to defend their title as the indoor water park capital.
And who can blame them? Who doesn't want to hit the water slides in balmy inside conditions, totally protected from the rough and ready winter conditions outside? With the parks based around luxurious resorts and featuring all the relaxing perks the everyday working parent's desire, while also providing enjoyable activities for kids of all ages.
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Should I buy a Avalanche or Silverado?
I'm looking at the 2008 models with the z71 package(4x4). I won't be do much hauling in bed and I live in a city so steering is a must (Avalanche's steering is tighter by 8 feet). I currently have two cars(A Lexus IS350 and a Suburban Z71) so I want the best worlds. Any reviews and thoughts will be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
I have a boat and drive off road often so I need a truck or SUV. I'll be spending less money on gas then filling up both cars. Thanks
Unless you need the extra towing capacity or one of the Silverado's rare body configurations, the Avalanche makes more sense. It's a lighter truck (thanks to different construction) so it performs better and gets a little more mileage. Plus it has that neat trademark "midgate" thing where you can knock down the wall between the cabin and bed, which gives you an 8-foot-long cargo box should you ever need it. Can't do that in a Silverado.
If you wanna compare the two, check this out: http://vlane.com/comparison_specifications/337
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