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IT\'S 8 p. m.
At the Wolf Inn, the hotel is jumping.
\"We hope you have a good time here and stay alert,\" the receptionist said cheerfully . \".
\"The hall is beginning to snow!
\"It could be a strange concept for most hotels, but in the Big Wolf, the newly opened $92-
In the million resorts of the Pocono Mountains, it is just another quirky twist on the elements.
When you have 78,000, what little holiday snowfall is in the lobbysquare-
Is there a water park next door?
Get ready, northeast.
Over the past decade, a new, thriving indoor water park resort in the Midwest has hit the East Coast.
A quirky fashion start in Western Canada
After 80 s, it spread to Wisconsin Dell in 1994, and after 90 s, it accelerated in places such as Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois, Michigan and Ohio, and has officially moved in.
This is the latest growth in indoor water-
Analysts say the value of the park industry is expected to be $4.
8 billion by the end of this year, a significant increase from the estimated $0. 7 billion in 2000.
In addition to the wolf hotel opened in November.
There is 1 Scotrun in Pa.
On 2006, Wolf Resorts will open hotels in Cincinnati and Niagara Falls, Ontario.
Plan to Open indoors next month
The Park Resort, the Kingdom of Great Escape and splash water, in Lake George, N. Y.
Even in New York City, the park department may be involved, and the $0. 168 billion East River water park proposed by the Landes Island Sports Foundation includes a 7. 25-
Some acres indoors. Cutting-
Fringe culture may start off the coast and move to the center, but when it comes to families --
Resorts in inland areas are paving the way.
Meander along the Woodsey Road to wolf 95
The property of Acre, on both sides of which are the humpback mountains and the small town of Scotrun, is the first time visitors see mammoth elephant 401
The suite Cottage is a bit like a bump on the Pentagon.
Assistant general manager Mike Ryan said that even with so much space, the hotel has broken the company reservation record since it opened.
\"Most guests come from New York, New Jersey or Pennsylvania, and are not family of four.
Five, six, seven.
Dale McFarland, general manager of the hotel, said the same thing in a telephone interview.
\"They call it \'reunions, \'\" he said, using travel
Industry terminology for families who are vacationing with other families or relatives.
To Sherrie Martin, Pa, Bethlehem
, The resort is a great solution to her 11-raised questionsyear-
Daughter Caroline\'s birthday.
\"What are you going to do? \" Ms. Martin said.
It looks perfect.