Great Wolf splashes into Ohio

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Published:: 06 February, 2007

Great Wolf Lodge, located adjacent to Paramount’s Kings Island in Mason, Ohio, opened in December. The associated 79,000-sq-ft Bear Track Landing indoor waterpark features six pools, 12 waterslides and the Fort Mackenzie treehouse from SCS Interactive. The waterpark’s cornerstone attraction, Fort McKenzie and its 1,000 gallon tipping bucket and 12 interactive levels features two body slides, bridges and various spraypool elements.