As early as 2016, Fairmont Park in Philadelphia should have a huge waterslide. This never happened.

But for everyone who was excited but ultimately disappointed five years ago, if you are willing to go to the Bear Creek Mountain Resort in Macungie, Lehigh County, there seems to be salvation.

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Slide the Slopes is a different company from the company that wants to bring waterslides to Philadelphia. It is creating waterslides about 90 minutes from the city.

In a press release, Slide the Slopes described the attraction as “the world’s largest inflatable Slip’N Slide Tubing Course, along one of the largest mountains in the Lehigh Valley, stretching more than 1.5 miles in more than 20 courses.”

It will be held at the resort from Friday, July 16 to Monday, September 6. The huge inflatable water slide will be open from noon to 6 pm from Wednesday to Sunday, and the opening hours may change depending on the weather.

People 4 years and older can enjoy the slide. Tickets Children from 4 to 11 years old are $19.99, and adults are $24.99. There are also discounts for buying multiple tickets-a family 4-piece package is $85, and a 10-piece ticket is priced at $185. Timed tickets provide unlimited access to the landslide in increments of two hours.

For those who drive close and far away, parking is free of charge in the dedicated Slide the Slopes entrance area of ??Bear Creek Mountain.

This Summer attractions are currently in Texas, Before it arrived in Pennsylvania in July this year. You can check what happens on Slide the Slopes Instagram.

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Sliding slope

Friday, July 16 to Monday, September 6
Bear Creek Mountain Resort
101 Doe Mountain Lane, Macungie, PA 18062