13 March 2009 ~ 0 Comments

Plan would bring scheduled flights to Baraboo-Dells Airport (Wisconsin State Journal)

Michael Heisman's idea may fit right into its surroundings. After all, his plan to bring scheduled air service to the Baraboo-Dells Airport is targeted to an area where indoor roller coasters, man-made waves and $150-a-day private, pool-side gazebos are the norm.

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13 February 2009 ~ 0 Comments

Great expectations: Great Wolf says it will be poised for big growth when economy improves (Wisconsin State Journal)

The stock price has plummeted, there was a proxy fight for seats on the company's board and an economic downturn has families in all income brackets re-evaluating vacation plans. But the company's new chief executive officer is excited about taking the Great Wolf brand of water slides, spas and indoor entertainment to other locales in North America and around the globe.

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12 December 2008 ~ 0 Comments

‘Wow’ factor: The Dells’ Kalahari adds to resort by opening $20 million indoor amusement center Friday (Wisconsin State Journal)

LAKE DELTON -- A trip to this temperature-controlled oasis involves more than just water slides and wave pools. The number of indoor activities without water will grow this winter as resort operators in the Wisconsin Dells area continue to push the year-round entertainment envelope. And at the Kalahari Resort & Convention Center, the $20 million indoor amusement facility scheduled to open Friday ...

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23 October 2008 ~ 0 Comments

Great Wolf reducing the days it will be open (Wisconsin State Journal)

Great Wolf Lodge in Lake Delton will be closed for six days in November and four days in December in an effort to save money. Great Wolf is one of the largest waterpark resorts in the Wisconsin Dells area but it has littleĀ meeting and convention space. The closings, all on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, are on days that have typically been slow for the resort, an official with Madison-based Great Wolf ...

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15 August 2008 ~ 0 Comments

Executive Q&A – Jamie Skowronski: Design firm specializes in waterparks (Wisconsin State Journal)

SAUK CITY -- They help create 9-foot waves, conduct land surveys and help cemeteries manage their plots. Ramaker & Associates, tucked into an industrial park behind the Culver's restaurant, is a diversified engineering firm that is one year into being employee owned. With the waterpark industry in its infancy, the company, founded by Terry Ramaker, has positioned itself as one of the industry ...

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