When you and your family are in Tennessee, then there are countless
tourist attractions and also a theme park can be visited. You can choose
which one best attract your attention. Like the Opryland Theme Park located in Nashville, Tennessee this tour can be an alternative for your
family.
In addition, there are many other places such as Holiday World & Splashin ' Safari, Kentucky Kingdom and Hurricane Bay, Beech Bend Park and Splash Lagoon. Nashville Shores and much more.
Nashville Shores
Local water parks are 18 this year at Percy Priest Lake has major expansion four years ago, doubling its size and adding a lot of features, such as a wave pool and a lazy river and a popular interactive spray ground Kowabunga Beach and region slide.
New in the year 2015 is the Big Kahuna, a six-story slide family raft that can accommodate up to four people to interesting, winding ride full of unexpected twists and turns, drops and thrilling back-to-back curves.
Kentucky Kingdom and the storm Bay
A 60-acre park was first opened in 1987 and reopened last year after a four-year hiatus. This year the Kentucky Kingdom rolls out what was billed as the "next generation of fear," T3-terror. Other coasters include Thunder run (10-story steel coaster) and Thunder run (classic wooden coaster). There is also an area for kids and live music.
Hurricane Bay offers two wave pools, water slides and more than a dozen, River adventure, a lazy river and daily shows featuring children rescued sea lions.
Holiday World & Splashin ' Safari
This year an additional $22 million Thunderbird, steel roller coaster that features a recently launched a zero-to-60 mph in 3.5 seconds, followed by some inversions, including a 14th floor Immelmann loop, the largest single investment trip to the Park.
Water features are the 10-story enclosed slides, Kima Bay water play area and the falls slide complex Hyena includes four water slides in-the-dark, a 350 feet long and five stories high.
In addition, there are many other places such as Holiday World & Splashin ' Safari, Kentucky Kingdom and Hurricane Bay, Beech Bend Park and Splash Lagoon. Nashville Shores and much more.
Local water parks are 18 this year at Percy Priest Lake has major expansion four years ago, doubling its size and adding a lot of features, such as a wave pool and a lazy river and a popular interactive spray ground Kowabunga Beach and region slide.
New in the year 2015 is the Big Kahuna, a six-story slide family raft that can accommodate up to four people to interesting, winding ride full of unexpected twists and turns, drops and thrilling back-to-back curves.
Kentucky Kingdom and the storm Bay
A 60-acre park was first opened in 1987 and reopened last year after a four-year hiatus. This year the Kentucky Kingdom rolls out what was billed as the "next generation of fear," T3-terror. Other coasters include Thunder run (10-story steel coaster) and Thunder run (classic wooden coaster). There is also an area for kids and live music.
Hurricane Bay offers two wave pools, water slides and more than a dozen, River adventure, a lazy river and daily shows featuring children rescued sea lions.
Holiday World & Splashin ' Safari
This year an additional $22 million Thunderbird, steel roller coaster that features a recently launched a zero-to-60 mph in 3.5 seconds, followed by some inversions, including a 14th floor Immelmann loop, the largest single investment trip to the Park.
Water features are the 10-story enclosed slides, Kima Bay water play area and the falls slide complex Hyena includes four water slides in-the-dark, a 350 feet long and five stories high.
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