Indoor fun park with 24-foot-tall slides coming to Wauwatosa

Adventurers who can’t get enough of Wisconsin State Fair’s giant slide could soon get a year-round alternative in Wauwatosa as national firm Slick City looks to open an indoor park with slides up to 24 feet tall.

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Indoor fun park with 24-foot-tall slides coming to Wauwatosa

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