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Indoor Water Parks!

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Make a Splash at Illinois’ Indoor Water Parks!
Grab your bathing suit and head for an adventure you won’t forget at one of Illinois’ amazing indoor water parks. Raft rides, body slides, water cannons and vortex pools will ensure that winter’s the last thing on your mind. Below are some of the parks making big waves throughout the state, including spectacular water resorts with great restaurants, spas, and fitness centers.
CoCo Key Water Resort
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Inspired by the lush environment of the Florida Keys, CoCo Key is 65,000 square feet of breathtaking excitement. Located at the Sheraton Chicago Northwest in Arlington Heights and in The Clock Tower Resort in Rockford, these water parks are open year-round. These resorts are fun for the whole family, and offer great dining, well-appointed guest rooms, and even game arcades.
Learn more at http://www.cocokeyresort.com/
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The WaterWorks
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With three water slides, a rapid water channel, and a water playground, the WaterWorks in Schaumburg can help any family shake off the winter blues. Just 25 miles from downtown Chicago, wacky and wet winter fun is closer than you think!
Learn more at http://www.parkfun.com/dir/fit/ww/wtrwks.html
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Mayan Adventure Indoor WaterPark
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The Holiday Inn in Elmhurst (just minutes off Interstate 290) is home to 24,000 square feet of wet and wild fun for all ages. Tube rides, a plunge pool, a vortex pool, a zero-depth interactive playstation, and a dumping bucket welcome you year-round. Mayan Adventure is Chicagoland’s first water park, and, according to families who return again and again, is still a thrill a minute. Learn more at http://www.mayanindoorwaterpark.com
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Grand Bear Falls Indoor Waterpark
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The first water park in the nation with sound and motion technology, Grand Bear Falls takes swimmers through tubes, pools, and amazing virtual reality adventures. This $90 million indoor water park opened in Utica in 2005 and has been rocking ever since. Accommodations at the privately developed Grizzly Jack’s Grand Bear Resort include 100 two-story villas, an 18-hole miniature golf course, a spa, and 56 rustic log cabins.
Learn more at http://www.grizzlyjacksresort.com/
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Key Lime Cove Water Paradise and Resort
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Right across from Six Flags Great America and the Gurnee Mills, this over-the-top resort, spa, and water park features a tropical-themed water wonderland, a 6,000-square-foot arcade and entertainment center, and a state-of-the-art fitness center and spa.
Learn more at http://www.keylimecove.com/
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