Splashtown

Take a look at the history and some old photos that fondly remember the scariest attraction to ever exist at Funtown, the Haunted Mansion

The popular water park in Saco shuts down early for the season after a dispute over COVID-19 regulations with the State of Maine

For the first time in their 60 year history, Funtown Splashtown won't be open this summer.

Start planning! Funtown opens soon with Splashtown not too far behind!

What should one do while visiting Maine? Here's the ultimate A to Z list!

After rebuilding the iconic ride from the ground up, the new Astrosphere at Funtown in Saco is ready to open this weekend!

Funtown is opening early this year with a Mother's Day celebration; a chance for you and mom to hit all the rides before tourist season!

The all-new Astrosphere dome is up, and Funtown/Splashtown offers up a sneak peek inside before the opening next year

After more than 4 decades, Funtown's iconic Astrosphere ride is getting an update, with one major thing changing.

Maine has a large variety of vanity plates available for good causes. You can donate $25 to  support agriculture, wildlife, and breast cancer support. But a new license plate, trying to get the requited amount of signatures to become official, is looking for your support and it comes with some pretty sweet perks...

The American family comes here to play in the summer... but Funtown suffers through the winter just like the rest of us.

Is this even real life anymore? Pokemon GO went from being non-existent to a more divisive issue than who to vote for in the November election. Like it or not, Pokemon GO has some legs, in that people are using theirs wandering around places they would have never visited if it weren't for the game...

For many Maine residents and out-of-staters, a trip to Funtown/Splashtown U.S.A. is part of your summertime DNA.

YouTube is a treasure trove of old relics when it comes to television commercials. If you've lived in Maine, you've heard of Aquaboggan. It's been a Route 1 staple for as long as I can remember. Watching this commercial from 1986 is more than just a flashback, it's a history lesson as well...