Kalahari in Wisconsin Dells plans new waterpark with retractable roof

The famous Kalahari Resort in Wisconsin Dells is set to take its entertainment offerings to the next level with plans to construct a brand new waterpark featuring a retractable roof. This new addition is designed to offer year-round enjoyment to its guests, regardless of the weather conditions. The resort, well-known for its African theme, has consistently been a family favorite and this new addition is anticipated to elevate the guest experience further.

The main highlight of the proposed waterpark is its retractable roof, an architectural marvel that ensures the park remains operational in all seasons. In the warm summer months, the roof can be retracted to allow guests to bask in the sunshine, while during colder periods, it can be closed to allow indoor fun. This feature is expected to attract a greater number of visitors throughout the year, boosting the resort's popularity and profitability.

While the resort already boasts of America's largest indoor waterpark, the new project will add even more thrill and excitement. The proposed waterpark's features and attractions are yet to be disclosed, but given Kalahari's reputation for innovation and quality, they're expected to be top-notch and designed with their wide-ranging clientele in mind.

However, the project is still in its early stages, with the proposal recently submitted to the city. The exact timeline and completion date of the construction are yet to be announced. The resort's management and the local authorities are working closely to ensure that all aspects of the project, including the potential environmental impact and local regulations, are thoroughly considered.

The expansion of the Kalahari Resort is not only a positive development for the visitors but also for the local economy. The project is expected to create numerous job opportunities during and after construction, contributing to the economic growth of Wisconsin Dells. The local community eagerly anticipates the completion of this project, which is poised to enhance the region's status as a major tourist destination.