There wasn’t much to tell on the journey towards the Wisconsin Dells, when we go there we slept over and in the morning picked a water park, Noahs Ark, in which to spend our day. We found a ticket office selling discounts when you bought two or more tickets so as well as Noahs ark we also bought tickets to Wizard Quest.
the water park was ‘America’s largest’ and pretty impressive to be honest, I liked the lazy river and there was also ‘America’s longest water-coaster’ which was super fun but we didn’t fancy queuing for another hour to go back on it, it was a one time type of deal. It was a nice day, after arriving at 10 we left at 5.30 so we definitely got our moneys worth. Then on to the most awesome thing ever. Wizard Quest is amazing, set over a building, in four separate zones Wizard quest allows you to search through these ‘realms’ for the captured wizards. The wizards are basically elementals, one for each section; water, earth, fire and air. You have a set of questions, different questions for different sections and the answers to those questions give you the magic you need to free the wizards. Did I mention secret doors, tunnels, rooms and ball pits? If I didn’t it’s because its genuinely too fantastic to put into words. I cannot stress this enough, if I hadn't gone through Wisconsin I would book flights to go the wizard quest and I would stay there forever. Forever and ever and ever.

Our trip to Wizard Quest was cut short by the restaurant we had decided to eat dinner at, as it closed at 9, so we left for the Mac And Cheese Shop, or M.A.C.S. It was delicious so there were only minimal regrets about leaving wizard quest early.