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Seven Peaks – Online Deal

Twelve Months of Waterpark Admission, Chicago Wolves Games, Bowling, and More for One, Two, or Four (76% Off)

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  • Sporting Life

In a Nutshell

Chicago Wolves send pucks flying, lanes await bowlers, and waterslides entice riders through pass that promises "12 months of fun"

The Fine Print

  • Expires Dec 14, 2013
  • May buy multiple. Valid only for option purchased.
  • See the rules that apply to all deals.

Some pro sports assign jersey numbers by position, and others give everyone the number one because they are all number one in their coaches’ hearts. Everyone's a winner with this Groupon.

Choose from Three Options

$19 for a yearlong Chicagoland Pass of All Passes for one (an $80 value)
$38 for a yearlong Pass of All Passes for two (a $160 value)
$76 for a yearlong Pass of All Passes for four (a $320 value)

Customers redeem their Groupons online to receive the passes, whose $80 value is already discounted from a face value of $2,015. Passes grant admission to multiple attractions, with more added throughout the year. Each pass is already valid for the following:

  • A season pass with unlimited admission to Seven Peaks Waterpark Duneland, opening in spring 2013
  • Four Chicago Wolves hockey games, which take place on January 16, February 14 and 20, and March 27
  • Unlimited Sunday–Tuesday admission to Hollywood Park in Crestwood, with one go-kart ride and one game of mini golf per day, including holidays. Through March 31, 2013, this pass also includes one indoor bumper-car ride and two laser-maze attractions per day.
  • Unlimited Monday and Tuesday admission to the Washington Park Zoo in Michigan City, valid April 1 through May 31, 2013, and September 1 through October 31, 2013, including holidays
  • Eight South Bend Silver Hawks minor-league baseball games, which take place April 5, May 19, June 5 and 27, July 11 and 24, and August 7 and 20
  • Unlimited Monday–Friday admission to Zao Island, a fun center in Valparaiso, with one game of laser tag and one game of mini golf per day; the pass is valid at Zao Island from open until 6 p.m. through May 15, 2013
  • Unlimited Monday–Thursday admission to Chippewa Bowl in South Bend and AMF Regal Lanes in Mishawaka, with two games of bowling included per day; shoe rental not included
  • Unlimited Monday, Thursday, and Friday admission to Strikes & Spares in Mishawaka with two go-kart rides and one game of mini golf per day, including holidays, except December 21, 2012, through January 6, 2013, and April 1–7, 2013
  • Eight SouthShore RailCats minor-league baseball games; 2013 schedule TBA

Seven Peaks Waterpark Duneland, planned to be one of northwest Indiana's largest water parks upon its spring 2013 opening, tempts aquatic thrill seekers with 16 slides, a gigantic halfpipe tube ride, and 70-foot free-fall drop slides. Kids' areas and slides, cabanas, and a 500,000-gallon wave pool await little ones and those in search of relaxation.

Seven Peaks

Frolicking in a 500,000-gallon wave pool, plummeting from 100-foot free-fall slides, and drifting along a 1,200-foot lazy river with 5 mph currents are just a few of the diversions found within Seven Peaks' net of water parks. The aquatic havens spread across Utah, Missouri, and Indiana, luring families and adventurous kayakers with forests of twisting water slides such as the Provo location's Boomerang, which sends passengers ricocheting down three stories. Calmer fun awaits at child-friendly areas such as the Salt Lake location's Dinosaur Bay, where toddlers splash and ride small slides, and lazy rivers welcome both whippersnappers and adults hoping to relax.

In addition to its water parks, Seven Peaks manages a fleet of fun centers in Utah and Missouri. Visitors to the Lehi location enjoy rides on a pirate ship or in bumper boats, and guests at the Orem location can putt through a glowing, neon mini-golf jungle lit by black lights, or whack at the imagined faces of arch-nemeses in the batting cages.

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