With a motley mix of cold fronts, possible hail, and scattered sunshine, this spring break in Houston is going to be a bit of a toss-up weather wise. This, however, doesn’t have to put a damper on your plans for aquatic plans. Located in Round Rock, Texas, a 4-hour drive from Houston, Kalahari Resorts & Conventions is the largest indoor waterpark in the United States.
Kalahari is a vacation retreat that blends thrilling water-based attractions with a diverse range of upscale dining options, luxurious spas, and cutting-edge convention facilities. The company owns and operate a number of large-scale entertainment venues across the country, including locations in Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, and Ohio.
In 2020, the resort company debuted the country’s largest indoor waterpark in Round Rock, Texas with over 223,000-square-feet of aquatic entertainment – idyllic for people of all ages.
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For those seeking an adrenaline rush, the Africa-inspired water park boasts more than 20 exciting water rides, each with captivating names like the Tanzanian Twister, The Smoke That Thunders, Screaming Hyena, Serengeti Spinner, and Barrelling Baboon. Alternatively, for younger visitors or adults who prefer a more relaxed experience, the park provides a variety of laid-back attractions such as Coral Cove, Lost Lagoon, and Tiko’s Watering Hole.
Moreover, Kalahari presents an array of land-based attractions, not excluding an arcade, virtual reality games, a 37-foot LED display screen, the imaginative Adventurers Club, a fitness and training center, a luxurious spa, and an outdoor amphitheater hosting an “eclectic and energetic mix of entertainment.”
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For a little vacation boost, parents and of-age adults alike can wade up to the bar, without leaving the water at Kalahari’s Grotto Swim Up Bar.
Being part-resort, Kalahari offers lodging in exotic suites ranging from one-three bedrooms.
Find out more on pricing here.