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Vermont's Jay Peak to Throw Indoor Water Parks for a Loop
Jay Peak knows a thing or two about sliding down slippery slopes. For decades, it has been one of New England's most popular ski resorts. As part of an expansion that will add more year-round attractions to the resort's menu of fun, Jay Peak is building a 50,000-square-foot indoor water park. When it opens in January 2012 (according to plans), the weatherproof park will offer the usual gaggle of slides and other watery diversions--as well as a few unique features. Read about the world's first indoor AquaLoop (in which riders will experience a near-vertical water slide loop), the retractable roof, the dual FlowRider, and more coming to the Jay Peak water park.
| The Top 10 Indoor Water Park Resorts
There are dozens of indoor water park hotels and more opening every month. Which ones make the biggest splash? Before you go shopping for a new pair of Speedos, check out my top-10 picks for North America's best indoor water parks. Think I'm all wet with my choices for best parks? Join the conversation by rating the indoor water parks you've visited.
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