Noah's Ark opening new color-changing waterslide, the 'Chameleon' - WDJT

WISCONSIN DELLS, Wis. (CBS 58) -- A new, first-of-its-kind waterslide is opening at Noah's Ark this summer! 

Previously the Flying Gecko attraction, the "Chameleon" is a color-changing lizard bringing an all-new ride experience to the park. Up to four guests will take the plunge together as they race past 74 color-changing lights and eight speakers. A news release from the park says riders will find a new surprise around every single twist as they hear an exclusive mashup of songs created just for Noah's Ark.

"As America's Largest Waterpark, we are always looking for innovative ways to grow our attraction lineup to offer even more unique experiences to our guests," said Noah's Ark General Manager, Christopher Mortensen. "We know that the addition of the new Chameleon will deliver an unbeatable ride that guests won't be able to find anywhere else in the area."

The news release say Chameleon will be fitted with iSlide technology, which includes color-changing lights and music to create an immersive ride for guests. In addition to adding lights and sound to the interior of the slide, the outer shell will also be receiving a brand-new makeover. This spring, the outside will be transformed with a new paint job to represent the changing colors of a chameleon.

Noah's Ark opens Saturday, May 27. 

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