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FEATURES:
REGIONAL PROFILE
Holy Water
The second of a three-part series on India’s amusement industry illustrates the delicate balance between conserving water and playing in it.
By Preston Merchant
WATERPARK PROFILE
Inside Exposure
Beautiful Alaska: known for its wildlife, long pristine winters, the Iditarod, and. . . waterparks?
By Jay Hardwig
WATERPARK TRENDS
Dorney Makes a Splash
Paintball facilities aren't just for weekend warriors—now Grandma can get in on the action.
By Andy Myer
WATERPARK PROFILE
Splish Splash Flashback
Returning to a quaint Long Island, N.Y., waterpark for the first time in a decade, this writer got more than she bargained for.
By Meghan Rabbitt
WATERPARK PROFILE
The Perfect Storm
A small lakeside amusement park morphed into one of biggest amusement/waterpark franchises in the United States—Hurricane Harbor at Six Flags New England.
By Linda Formichelli
PARK PROFLE
Quassy Park Takes the Plunge
Quassy Park in Middlebury, Conn., is “saturating” its summer offerings.
By Ron Gustafson
DEPARTMENTS:
Chairman's Letter
Front Row News
News from the world’s waterparks, new and improved.
IAAPA News
The new communications department and call for IAAPA Board of Director nominations.
Game Room
A firsthand account of FEC game selections.
Marketing Plus
How to execute a tactical advertising plan..
Perspectives
Innovations and materials on aquatic safety.
Government Report
Getting your travel visas and the European update.
Tried & True
Legoland, Carlsbad, Calif.
Calendar
Photograph by Preston Merchant
Waterpark Issue
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