Holiday World to display fun, not family feud

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SANTA CLAUS, Ind. (AP) — When Holiday World and Splashin’ Safari opens for the season next month, visitors will notice some differences. One ride has been renamed, new water slides have been built and the entrance to the water park has been completely redesigned.

There are other changes behind the scenes, after a winter that saw the world’s first theme park become the subject of a family court battle. But Holiday World President and CEO Matt Eckert said once the gates open on May 4, it will be back to business as usual.

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