New Katy Waterpark (for sale, buy, construction)

[Oildog]

What happened to rotating spriklers, and a popsicle when you got tired.

[westhou]

Originally Posted by Oildog

What happened to rotating spriklers, and a popsicle when you got tired.

I miss those days. I had more fun doing that than any trip to a waterpark.

[PedroMartinez]

Originally Posted by westhou

I miss those days. I had more fun doing that than any trip to a waterpark.

You had more fun with a Popsicle in front of a sprinkler than at a water-park?

I think nostalgia and your adult experiences at water-parks may be clouding your perception of what kids want.

[blkgiraffe]

Originally Posted by DJboutit

25 acres for any theme park water park is not enough space you need double that really. There were plans for a theme park close to Fort Worth that would 3k acres turns out it was fake 3k acres would be bigger than some towns

Because it will most likely be one of those typical small suburban water parks that are already scattered around the Houston area.

Originally Posted by PedroMartinez

You had more fun with a Popsicle in front of a sprinkler than at a water-park?

I think nostalgia and your adult experiences at water-parks may be clouding your perception of what kids want.

This is the Houston forum. They despise anything fun or that requires being youthful.

[westhou]

Originally Posted by PedroMartinez

You had more fun with a Popsicle in front of a sprinkler than at a water-park?

I think nostalgia and your adult experiences at water-parks may be clouding your perception of what kids want.

I was an anxious kid. Being around crowds and the big water slides were a bit much for me. Playing around in the sprinkler was something me and my friends could do just about every day in the summer. I had a ton of fun doing that and any day I could have a popsicle was a big deal for me because my parents were very stingy when it came to sweets.

But thanks for telling me about how clouded I am about my own childhood. I love coming on here to have people tell me how I should think and feel.

[westhou]

Originally Posted by blkgiraffe

Because it will most likely be one of those typical small suburban water parks that are already scattered around the Houston area.



This is the Houston forum. They despise anything fun or that requires being youthful.

So I despise fun and youthfulness because I said I had a lot of fun as a kid playing in the sprinkler and eating popsicles?

[katydogs1]

They are having a media event tomorrow at 9 am to provide more information.

Water Park Coming To The City of Katy

[Kiovo]

Originally Posted by HookTheBrotherUp

I've been to Great Wolf during the Christmas season (which BTW I noticed over this past weekend that it has already started at Lowes), so I did not see, or go near a pool, but I wonder, does it smell like chlorine? That is one thing that I've always hated about indoor pools. I can see the benefit during winter, but for the summer, I'd much rather be outdoors with the "clean" air. I'd imagine if it is bad to breath the chlorine fumes when you are just taking a shower, it must really be bad when you are in a covered pool for hours.

The indoor pools are actually saltwater and the outside pools are chlorine so no smell inside. You do get blasted with warm humidness as soon as you walk in!

[hbcu]

looks like it'll be something like this

Attractions SHV |Splash Kingdom Waterpark

one of those parks that specialize in small markets

[Rip808]

Originally Posted by hbcu

looks like it'll be something like this

Attractions SHV |Splash Kingdom Waterpark

one of those parks that specialize in small markets

TYPHOON TEXAS Waterpark, Katy, TX Coming Soon