Minnesota History
Lovingly nicknamed the "Ocean of the Midwest", Lake Superior is by far the largest of North America's five Great Lakes. The Ojibwe Indians called the lake Gitchigami meaning "big water." Lake Superior's presence mainly contributed to Northern Minnesota's emergence, as timber, precious metals, and furs could be distributed all over North America from strategic ports throughout the Lake.
Lake Superior's beauty masks a dangerous past. Lake Superior has been known for towering waves and violent seas that have sunk numerous ships including the famous Edmund Fitzgerald. Lake Superior lives up to its name as an awe inspiring presence and important link to Minnesota's past, present and future.
Rules of Ride:
- All park rules apply to this attraction.
- All guests must be sitting in a tube while in the Lake Superior Wave Pool.
- Running through the water and any type of roughhousing is not allowed.
Rider Restrictions:
This is an all ages attraction. Guests that are not strong swimmers are recommended to wear a life jacket while in the wave pool.
Fun Fact:
Lake Superior is the largest of the North American Great Lakes and largest freshwater lake in the world.
Ride Rules:
Open To All Ages
The Lake Superior Wave
pool is a family friendly pool
that generates waves for riders to
glide along. Riders love relaxing
in this pool before or after
riding our high intensity
water slides.
pool is a family friendly pool
that generates waves for riders to
glide along. Riders love relaxing
in this pool before or after
riding our high intensity
water slides.