Indoor Waterparks Bring Fun to All Climates

When you take the water fun indoors, you make it possible to slide, splash and play all year long. Here, we take a closer look at indoor waterpark facilities.

Splash Play Continues to Meet Evolving Needs

Many municipalities and parks and rec departments continue to list splash play areas as a top-planned amenity. Find out what’s new in these popular recreational spaces.

Municipal Aquatic Parks Create a Waterpark Vibe Close to Home

As the traditional outdoor pools from the 1960s, ’70s and ’80s continue to reach the end of their lifespans, municipalities have been planning and executing what’s next for the community.

The Association of Aquatic Professionals discusses the importance of growing your knowledge base in aquatics and networking with other professionals.

Welcome to spooky season! I’m sitting here writing this on the first full day of fall, though it still feels more like late summer here in the Chicago area.

This month, we take a closer look at how those municipal parks manage to operate and grow, and we give you more details on how indoor waterparks bring water fun to everyone, no matter the weather.

The Council for the Model Aquatic Health Code (CMAHC) is accepting Change Requests (CRs) for the fifth edition of the Model Aquatic Health Code (MAHC). 

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When you gotta go, you gotta go. And if there’s nowhere to go, you’re not going to hang around. Add young kids with potty emergencies to the mix, and there’s no question about it: Your park needs restrooms—especially if it’s a home to playgrounds, sports fields and any other amenity that encourages folks to stick around a while.