Open Water

You don’t need a thermometer to tell it’s summertime. Just look at the kids. They’ve got dry, crackling skin dusted with funky chlorine residue, green hair, bloodshot eyes, and hooves for feet from walking barefoot. This can only mean one thing: It’s time for another season of wet fun in...
By Lilia MenconiMay 21, 2009
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You don’t need a thermometer to tell it’s summertime. Just look at the kids. They’ve got dry, crackling skin dusted with funky chlorine residue, green hair, bloodshot eyes, and hooves for feet from walking barefoot.

This can only mean one thing: It’s time for another season of wet fun in the sun at Mesa’s Golfland SunSplash. The park opens for the season on Saturday, May 23, and offer timeless memories of water up your nose and terrifying waterslide experiences. Not to mention, the spot offers a full park of mini-golf, bumper-boat rides, laser tag, and go-karts for those not interested in swimming.

Sat., May 23, 2009

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