PKI Jizzman Posted February 24, 2007 Posted February 24, 2007 A new indoor waterpark is being built on Chester road in Tri County, Cincinnati Ohio. The constriction has been going on for a few months now, clearing stuff out. I can't find a press release or anything, but there is a sign out infront of the construction and a new billboard on the highway. Here are some pics by me, anyways! Oh wait....here is the website http://www.cocokeyresort.com/index.php/Cincinnati/ Opening November of 2007! CoCo Key Water Resort is an exciting new concept in family leisure, located at the Sheraton Cincinnati North in Cincinnati, OH. Inspired by historic Key West, CoCo Key combines the relaxation and enchantment of the Keys with the wild excitement of a 65,000-sq. ft. indoor waterpark. CoCo Key provides time-starved families with a year-round, close-to-home getaway that's got something for every member of your family. Want to relax, unwind and have a great time doing it? Then steer your course to CoCo Key! GRAND OPENING IS SCHEDULED FOR NOVEMBER 2007. COCO KEY WATER RESORT Every day is a bright, sunny 84 degrees at Coco Key Water Resort, featuring a selection of signature attractions including 4 thrilling body and raft slides, interactive water cannons and spray nozzles, giant soothing whirlpools and even a Dip-In theater you can enjoy from your tube! HOTEL & AMENITIES CoCo Key offers unlimited adventure for every member of the family. After having a blast in the indoor waterpark, enjoy a delicious tropical drink (complete with festive umbrella) at the Wet Rooster Bar. Or dry off and go wild in Key Quest Arcade, our all-new interactive game room. And don't forget to stop by to say "hi!" to CoCo, our real-life parrot ambassador. With a variety of room styles to choose from, the Sheraton Cincinnati North and CoCo Key Water Resort offer a complete resort experience designed to delight kids while pampering their parents. LOCATION 11320 Chester Road, Cincinnati, OH, 45246. Easy to get to, and make time for, a trip to CoCo Key Water Resort is the best kind of family getaway. Stupid Pole! Big Area While Driving By
CP_RULES Posted February 24, 2007 Posted February 24, 2007 Looks like Castaway Bay is going to have some competition.
christianscoasters Posted February 24, 2007 Posted February 24, 2007 That place looks off the hook! Certainly a winner! I thought the ending of the video was funny. WARNING - CoCo Key may not be exactly as shown. lol!
Calaway Park Posted February 24, 2007 Posted February 24, 2007 Looks cool! Could've had a few more thrilling slides though.
FLIPDUDE Posted February 24, 2007 Posted February 24, 2007 D'oh... well, SOMETHING in the midwest was bound to open after the midwest trip eventually...
Chadley Posted February 25, 2007 Posted February 25, 2007 Looks like Castaway Bay is going to have some competition. Are you thinking of the new Great Wolf Lodge @ Cincinnati? Castaway Bay is 3 1/2 - 4 hours away in Sandusky. Looks pretty cool, but I don't think GWL has much to worry about. If it's anything like the CoCo Key at Newark, Ohio, (which my guess is that it will since their both part of the same chain), then it will really cater to the toddler/older children set. No water coasters, royal flushes, or huge thrill slides. But still, I'm glad their coming!
CP_RULES Posted February 25, 2007 Posted February 25, 2007 Looks like Castaway Bay is going to have some competition. Are you thinking of the new Great Wolf Lodge @ Cincinnati? Actually, I was thinking Cincinatti was Cleveland which is a lot closer to Sandusky.... right? I always get Ohio and all of those "Cs" mixed up. -Justin "Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinatti........" Seabaugh
PhishyBrewer Posted February 25, 2007 Posted February 25, 2007 Looks like Castaway Bay is going to have some competition. There are like 13 or so indoor water parks in Ohio alone. There flooding the market with them. Someone is going to be losing some money.
disneygurlz2s Posted February 25, 2007 Posted February 25, 2007 ^^ I agree with Wally.... at the price these places charge for a night, it is not necessarily something I can see too many people doing too often, plus to me, it's not the kind of a situation where the average family would build a stay into a place like that enroute to their vacation (ie family from Michigan stopping there for the night enroute to WDW kinda thing). These places charge easily $180-$350 a night for family of 4-6. I have not heard much about how Great Wolf is doing, although since we live right here in the community I have heard buzz while sitting in the movie theater, daughter's dance class, etc, that many here in the upper-middle class Mason area have been doing overnights there. That said, I am glad to see a revitalization of Chester Road as that was one Cincinnati's entertainment and lodging "strip" and it has gone seriously downhill over the past 5-10 years. Shari
YoshiFan Posted February 25, 2007 Posted February 25, 2007 The video didn't show that many attractions. It looked like all they had was 4 regular slides, the play structure with a few smaller slides, a lazy river and a pool area. I'm sure it will be popular but it looks like they could use some more slides.
crazyrider06 Posted February 25, 2007 Posted February 25, 2007 Place looks pretty cool, i love a good waterpark
PKI Jizzman Posted February 26, 2007 Author Posted February 26, 2007 CP_RULES: "Actually, I was thinking Cincinatti was Cleveland which is a lot closer to Sandusky.... right? I always get Ohio and all of those "Cs" mixed up." Cincinnati is southwest Ohio. Near PKI. CP is 4 hours away. Yea, I think the place looks awesome. There was just some bankrupt fish restaraunt taking up space.
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