How long is the longest lazy river?

The summertime destination's main attraction, debatably, is its lazy river – the longest in the world. Measuring in at precisely 5,280 feet long, the lazy river offers tubers a mile-long glide down pitch blue water. There are no restrictions for the lazy river other than that children under 52? must wear a life jacket.



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