Oct 8, 2019 (Cohoes, NY) Aquatic Development Group (ADG) is proud to announce that two of their premier water park projects have won the World Waterpark’s Leading Edge Award for 2019.
THE KARTRITE RESORT & INDOOR WATERPARK, designed and built by ADG, in partnership with Architectural Design Consultants, Inc (ADCI),…Keep Reading
Going dark on social media just means that we’re taking a break from sending you ads so that we can focus more on “in person” conversation. Because, let’s face…Keep Reading
(Cohoes, NY) Aquatic Development Group (ADG), has been contracted as the design/builder of the brand new Soaky Mountain…Keep Reading
May 20th, 2019 (Cohoes, NY) The Gaylord Opryland, located in Nashville, TN, opened the outdoor portion of their ‘SoundWaves’ Water Experience to hotel guests on May 17th as part of a grand opening celebration. SoundWaves is an indoor/outdoor water experience designed and built by Aquatic Development Group (ADG) as part…Keep Reading
Weather warning
The most obvious issue for waterpark operations is the weather. With many of these attractions only opening for 100 or so days a year, and with 40-50 per cent of annual visits coming during their busiest month, just a couple of weeks of bad weather in the peak summer…Keep Reading
There’s more to a ride than fiberglass. When you compare the world’s #1 surf ride to the specifications of two drop capsules or one bowl ride you can see how within a fourth of the square footage you can have 20% higher throughput and capture a wider demographic…Keep Reading
My folks used to drive my older brother and me from Saratoga Springs up to Lake George on summer weekends to my grandparents’ camp. It was…Keep Reading
“How Alpine Slides Work
The best way to describe the function of an alpine slide is to compare it to its cousin, the bobsled. Unlike the bobsled, the alpine slide is a smooth, continuous track that is often built into the side of a hill and does not need ice…Keep Reading
The Runaway Mountain Coaster at Branson Mountain Adventure Park in MO opened to the public August 2016. This alpine coaster designed and built by ADG, is 4,900 ft. long with track laid out over 330’ ft. of elevation and two elevated 360 degree corkscrews, making it the longest in the Midwest.
