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With its sticky hot summers that begin long before Memorial Day and frequently spill into October, New Orleans should be a dream location for a water park. But after the demise of two water park proposals in Jefferson Parish, and despite promises of water rides at the Six Flags theme park in eastern New Orleans, the local area is wilting through another steamy summer with no water park construction in sight.
Read more from BizNewOrleans.com.
(clearing throat).....
New Orleans SUCKS. The summer sucks even worse. A water park would be nice, but will likely be crowded and you will want to stay away. How sad is this....it's nicer to go to one of the water parks in Mississippi. That's just scary. MS doesn't require drivers to have insurance, if that tells you anything!
Man I miss Baltimore :)
Also read that it says Blue Bayou/Dixie Landin's attendance has grown exponentially over the past three years. It wouldn't surprise me if they got higher attendance than Six Flags New Orleans. When I went the last week of operation on a Wednesday, the place was packed (but not in an uncomfortable way), and from what I've heard it's like that every single day.
*** This post was edited by Cameraman 8/16/2005 10:36:41 AM ***
But, I've heard the new park ni Gulfport, MS is excellent...and they have a Master Blaster style slide!
Peabody wrote:MS doesn't require drivers to have insurance, if that tells you anything!
That has changed since you last visited. MS now requires all drivers to have insurance. ;)
And to stay on topic, Geyser Falls (www.geyserfalls.com) at the Pearl River Resort in Philadelphia, MS has had attendance explode since opening in '02. Most Saturdays the park has to close the gates only several hours after opening to due the crowds. It's a VERY nice park (good slides, great landscaping, great restaurants, etc..) and its definately worth a visit if you are in the area for the casinos.
~josh
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