Several people experienced respiratory problems following a chemical leak at Zehnder’s Splash Village indoor waterpark in Frankenmuth.

When you are headed to a waterpark, one thing that should cross your mind is food. Frequently splashing in the water is a full-day affair, and the last thing you want to do is dry off, pile everyone and all your things into the car, drive somewhere, eat, only to drive back and have to unpack everything again. Luckily, at Kalahari Resorts in Sandusky, you don’t even have to leave the resort to grab a bite.

Oakland County has two water parks opening this weekend, but there’s a problem.

Here is some advice for how to maximize your fun at the waterpark

When the weather gets hot, there is no better place to be than a waterpark, but sometimes you just don’t feel like getting wet, or you want a break from splashing around. Well at Kalahari Resorts in Sandusky, they have loads of stuff to entertain the whole family, even if you want to stay on dry land.

Kalahari Resort & Conventions are full service vacation destinations including meeting & convention facilities that combine America’s largest indoor Waterparks with the magic of Africa. Located in Pocono Mountains, Pennsylvania, Sandusky, Ohio, Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin, and Round Rock, Texas, Kalahari Resorts & Conventions' innovative Waterparks, family entertainment centers, luxury spas, adventurous restaurants and convention centers deliver beyond expectations, all under one roof. Whether you’re 3, 83 or anything in-between, we pride ourselves on having something for everyone!

There’s something so exciting about summertime. There are picnics, fun in the pools and splash pads, outdoor concerts, family reunions and more.

The waterpark opens Wednesday, June 23 with some changes including online ticket sales.