Indiana Beach waterpark?

Hi,

Just wondering if the IB waterpark is a good one/worth it? My favorite
aspect of a waterpark is an interesting lazy river, how is the one at IB?

Thanks in advance, Jack

"yessid" <yessid1@> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> Just wondering if the IB waterpark is a good one/worth it? My favorite
> aspect of a waterpark is an interesting lazy river, how is the one at IB?

Pretty good, if you don't mind swimming with the ridiculously hungry carp.
:-)

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The carp are not in the pool. For maybe...15 years?!? the pool has been
enclosed, and now uses filtered well water. There used to be a time, however,
when you could feel the waves from passing boats.
The waterpark is fun. I pretty much grew up in that waterpark, although I
miss the toboggan. The lazy river was nice and long, then got longer, then got
longer. Still very nice. There are a few spots where, if you time it right, you
can whip around corners using the current to your advantage.
The slides are fun, and you get to watch a coaster while you wait...up
close.
Overall, definatley worth the purchase of a combo band. You can take a
break from the slides and do some rides, and then do more rides after 6.

"Estopone" <estopone@> wrote in message
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> The carp are not in the pool. For maybe...15 years?!? the pool has been
> enclosed, and now uses filtered well water.

I was joking. JOKING, I SAY! :-)

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ok, not taking you seriously anymore