Wisconsin Dells is known as the “Waterpark Capital of the World” and attracts millions of visitors every year. But did you know that the area is also home to several state parks near the Wisconsin ...

Wisconsin Dells has expanded beyond summer appeal, attracting families seeking spring break alternatives. Reza cited three key factors: accessibility, weather reliability and diverse entertainment ...

A summer vacation to Wisconsin Dells is a tradition for many families. But all those water parks, boat tours and resort stays can get expensive. Here are a few ideas for more affordable ways to spend ...

From giant indoor and outdoor water parks to themed attractions, see why this is one of America’s top family vacation spots.

Even more water slides are getting packed into Wisconsin Dells. Kalahari Resorts is undertaking an $85 million expansion, adding a 75,000-square-foot indoor waterpark. The new space will be a ...

That was not lost on me as I sat alone at the top of the 145-foot tower, high above the commotion of the Mt. Olympus Water & Theme Park and the treetops of the Wisconsin Dells region, mentally ...

A must-visit for any fan of amusement parks is Wisconsin Dells. The Wisconsin city is known as “The Waterpark Capital of the World” due to its multiple water-based theme parks, including Mt. Olympus ...

Four Wisconsin indoor water parks have been named among the best in the nation, according to a new ranking from USA TODAY's 10BEST. Every week, USA TODAY 10BEST invites a panel of industry experts to ...

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.

No one disputes that Wisconsin Dells is "The Waterpark Capital of the World." But there are plenty of other attractions in the state's tourism magnet that don't require a swimsuit. There are historic ...