Wisconsin Dells bills itself as the Waterpark Capital of the World, and for good reason. The area is home to half a dozen indoor and outdoor water parks, including America’s largest, Noah’s ...

Beyond the river walk, downtown Wisconsin Dells is a destination for shops, restaurants, arcades and museums. Many water ...

The water slides in the Wisconsin Dells today are a strange, accidental metaphor for the area's geological history. An ice dam that broke towards the end… ...

Wisconsin Dells is one of the Midwest's most popular vacation destinations, with more than 4 million annual visitors. Its popularity is largely due to its many water parks, which is why the town's ...

GETTING THERE: Wisconsin Dells is about 50 miles northwest of Madison and 123 miles northwest of Milwaukee. Northwest flies nonstop from National to Madison, beginning at about $200 round trip ...

WISCONSIN DELLS, Wis. (WFRV) – With summer fast approaching and warmer air expected to start moving through the state, Noah’s Ark Waterpark in Wisconsin Dells is set to open for the 2025 ...

Dells water parks make a splash By Site staff Jul 5, 2012 Jul 5, 2012 Wisconsin Dells water parks see wave of business ...

Wisconsin Dells proudly describes itself as the "waterpark capital of the world." The Dells, about 2 hours northwest of Milwaukee and a 3-hour drive from Chicago, has fewer than 6,000 residents but ...

Wisconsin Dells is so much more than a waterpark wonderland. Visitors who want to explore the great outdoors in addition to (or instead of) the great indoor waterparks will find exhilarating hikes ...

Wisconsin Dells water and amusement parks are gearing up to reopen after the state Supreme Court overturned Gov. Tony Evers' safer-at-home order. Mt. Olympus hotel and amusement park will be the ...

WISCONSIN DELLS, Wis. — It’s a summertime destination that attracts folks from around the country. But the Dells are also making a big splash among locals. Weather determines a lot around the ...