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Waterparks and fountains in Las Vegas: A closer look at where water is going amid the drought
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and last updated 2021-07-16 20:25:59-04
LAS VEGAS (KTNV) Despite being in the midst of the longest sustained drought we ve ever seen, and on the verge of a federally declared water shortage, every day in Las Vegas water is used for play.
The valley is home to not one but two waterparks. Cowabunga Bay and Wet n Wild provide relief from the sweltering heat for hundreds of thousands of locals and tourists every summer.
And it s not just mega-slides and lazy rivers where we get our water fix. Water plays a recreational role on the Las Vegas Strip, too. Many casinos have multiple pools or fountains, perhaps the most obvious and grandiose example being at the Bellagio. ....

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