Opryland considers guests-only water park Nashville

Gaylord Opryland Resort, Opryland USA theme park owned by Hospitality Properties Ryman, is considering building an upscale waterpark includes a wave pool, water slides, and a lazy river.

Waterpark complex, 3-4 hectares in size, will be connected to the hotel and will be open year-round to hotel guests only, according to an online survey collects feedback on the project. Water sports, Games, retail stores and a selection of places to eat and drink can also be included in the project.

Opryland USA Water Park

Garden "will feature indoor and outdoor areas and water activities for adults and families," Ryman said in the survey.

Ryman's plans to build a $50 million water and the snow park with Dolly Parton fall 2012, when does it become real estate investment. At that time, said Colin Reed Ryman Chief Executive Officer of the company will be looking for new partners to implement the project the water garden.

Ryman spokesman Brian Abrahamson confirmed Gaylord was doing market research early in the water park but has no specifics on a timeline or budget.

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The water park will give Gaylord Opryland competitive advantage through space to other conventions, including the downtown music, and will increase the number of rooms that are generated by a group of conventions, according to Jeff Coy, a water park specialist and President of JLC Hospitality Consulting in Phoenix.

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