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Aaron G. from Niagara Falls, Canada

Asked by
amy from uk on 8/25/2010
 

I am taking my two 13-year-old girls what is there that they can do?
Water slides, Northern Lights Arcade, Scooops Kid Spa, buffet meals and more! The Great Wolf Lodge is designed with kids in mind and that includes teenagers. There is also mini-golf and a few shops in the Lodge guaranteed to keep a teenager occupied.
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Leslie H. from New York, New York

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karlee from fairport on 8/13/2010
 

What's the average temperature of the waterpark? I am so excited to visit again next month!
The average water temperature hovers around 84 degrees.  The air temperature is usually around 80-85.   I am glad you are excited to visit again...hope you have a fantastic time!
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Aaron G. from Niagara Falls, Canada

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Howard from Toronto on 8/9/2010
 

I am going to Great Wolf Lodge as a single male parent with my two very active 7 and 9-year-old boys and I don't swim. My 9-year-old does, but not my 7-year-old. Should I be worried?
There are fully qualified life guards around the pools and slides. There is only one pool that is deeper (4 feet) and that is the wave pool. Just make sure your kids don't go too deep into the wave pool and or are wearing a free life jacket and you have nothing to worry about.
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Aaron G. from Niagara Falls, Canada

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helena from collingwood on 8/9/2010
 

I have two disabled children (one with autism - 14-years-old and one with cerebral palsy - 11-years-old) Would there be rides suitable for them (or activities)? Also, is there a discount for people who accompany disabled children? Thanks.
Both the waterpark and the Lodge are totally wheelchair and stroller friendly.  There are ramps throughout the waterpark and around the Lodge there are two sets of elevators. The Lodge is very loud and water is everywhere. If the children have a sensitivity to auditory stimulus,... see entire answer
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Aaron G. from Niagara Falls, Canada

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Lina from Timmins on 7/31/2010
 

What is the MagiQuest game and do they have in Niagara Falls?
MagiQuest is an interactive live-action, role playing game where players embark on quests and adventures in an enchanted fantasy world using real magic wands to solve the mysteries of the game. The website is http://www.magiquest.com and the closest Lodge with it is in Mason, Ohio. Have... see entire answer
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Aaron G. from Niagara Falls, Canada

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Laurie from Ottawa on 7/25/2010
 

I see some information from another mom about MagiQuest. What is it? Is this available in the Niagara Falls GWL?
MagiQuest is an interactive live-action, role playing game where players embark on quests and adventures in an enchanted fantasy world using real magic wands to solve the mysteries of the game. The game is not available in Niagara Falls yet but maybe if enough people ask for it they will get... see entire answer
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Aaron G. from Niagara Falls, Canada

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Laurie from Ottawa on 7/25/2010
 

My husband and his sister are taking five kids, aged 6.5, 8, 9, 10 and 14, to GWL. Sister is very nervous about managing five kids in the waterpark with only two adults. What is the safety regime?
Child safety is the responsibility of the parents or guardians but there are dozens of lifeguards in the waterpark to assist in keeping everyone safe. I have four kids and I always try to keep them in arms length by going on the family rides together.
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Nicole M. from Mason, OH

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Dominique from Waterdown on 7/18/2010
 

What are the names of the two party packages?
The Mason Lodge has several party packages available, Dominique.  The best way that I have found to view the packages online is to go to "Reservations" and click on "Book".  You can go ahead and put in your info for your stay and then select a room.  When you complete that, you... see entire answer
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Nicole M. from Mason, OH

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Dominique from Waterdown on 7/18/2010
 

What are the names of the two party packages?
The Mason Lodge has several party packages available, Dominique.  The best way that I have found to view the packages online is to go to "Reservations" and click on "Book".  You can go ahead and put in your info for your stay and then select a room.  When you complete that, you... see entire answer
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Leslie H. from New York, New York

Asked by
cierra from brampton on 7/14/2010
 

What supplies would I need to go to Great Wolf Lodge?
I would pack lots of energy!  Let's see what else do you need...  bathing suits, flip flops or sandals, a coverup or sweatshirt (it can be chilly walking from the waterpark to your room), whatever food/snacks you want for your room (don't forget there is a fridge in the room), I always... see entire answer
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Aaron G. from Niagara Falls, Canada

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alison from barrie on 7/12/2010
 

Will there be life jackets available for my one and a half year old son to wear?
There are lifejackets offered to fit toddlers and up, but there are a limited number. Be sure to get to the park early to pick yours up. I have been to the park with my children who needed them and only once did I have to wait to get one. There was one for us to use after only a 10 minute wait for... see entire answer
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