Are you planning a staycation this year for Spring Break?
If you are, then there is a cool new attraction about to make a BIG SPLASH!
Geyser Towers features multiple levels of suspended rope bridges and net tunnels connecting visitors to towering platforms that overlook a gushing geyser.
While climbing through the structure, sporadic eruptions and multiple offshoots of water will splash guests to keep cool, or climbers can challenge themselves to stay high and dry.
The experience is ideal for the entire family as it gives adults ample room and the perfect amount of excitement for kids. As an option for the youngest guests, toddlers can play in a trickling creek while mom and dad relax in the shade.
The building of this attraction will be the second installation of its kind in the world and the only one in North America to integrate water features. The other similar structure, located at Sea World Australia, does not include water.
Construction began in November. Geyser Towers is set for an opening on March 31, the start of the Spring Break for many metro Atlanta counties. The estimated project cost is just under $1 million.
With water conservation in mind, Geyser Towers will use a closed loop system that borrows water from the Stone Mountain Lake and does not use county water, similar to the park’s popular Snow Mountain attraction. The water goes through a treatment process making it potable to meet standards suitable for people, similar to swimming pool water.
Be sure to check out all the other family friendly fun that Stone Mountain Park has to offer for Spring Break!
Oh, what fun! We will definitely check that out. We love Stone Mountain Park. My kids love The Barn and last summer my son did the ropes course. I love how they are always adding new things. Thanks for the info!
I’ll tell my family about this, looks like FUN! They visit Stone Mountain several times per year.
Definitely! It’s brand new! We’re heading there next week to check it out over Spring Break! 🙂
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