Lake Lanier is about to open a water park this summer time. On March 13, Margaritaville at Lake Lanier Islands introduced intentions to open Georgia’s first “waterslide coaster” on the Fins Up Water Park, based on WSB.“This monumental funding marks probably the most vital enlargement of Margaritaville at Lanier Islands in a long time, including Georgia’s largest waterslide complicated to the water park, boasting a powerful 15 slides in complete in 2024,” park officers reportedly wrote.
The trip will reportedly have the biggest water slide drop in America with speeds at a median of 30 miles per hour. Three extra slides may even be included within the park, meant for youthful attendees.
The park is about to open on Might 4.
Social media customers addressed the elephant within the room.
“DO NOT GO TO LAKE LANIER,” Corvo Apollo posted on X, previously referred to as Twitter. “PLEASE TAKE IT FROM THE SOUTHERNER, PLEASE THAT LAKE IS HAUNTED.”
DO NOT GO TO LAKE LANIER PLEASE TAKE IT FROM THE SOUTHERNER PLEASE THAT LAKE IS HAUNTED https://t.co/6EG4Peohau
— Corvo Apollo | VTuber ✨ (@CorvoApollo) March 15, 2024
LAKE LANIER???? ISNT THAT THE HAUNTED LAKE??? https://t.co/HiUtbz0JUM
— Maya Renee 🍭 *precise fairy* (@THEEMayaRenee) March 15, 2024
Nicely all know Lake Lanier is haunted & rightfully so. Please keep away.
— JMart (@ItsMaarty) March 15, 2024
The lake was created within the Nineteen Fifties by flooding communities that contained a cemetery. Greater than 200 individuals have died on the lake in swimming and boating accidents since 1994.
In 2023, unbiased filmmakers William Bush-Anderson and Cindy Kunz-Anderson, with the assistance of former WNBA star Angel McCoughtry, launched Lanier, a film based mostly on the legend of the lake. FX’s “Atlanta,” created by Donald Glover, additionally referenced the lake’s historical past.
