New Hyannis water park makes a splash
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By Lorelei Stevens, Cape Cod Times, August 2, 2016
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At the renovated Cape Codder, fun comes in waves
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By Linda Clarke, The Boston Globe, July 19, 2016
East Coast Commercial Construction nears completion of 30,000 s/f Cape Codder Waterpark
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by John Picard, New England Real Estate Journal, 06/17/2016
Cape vacations aren’t just for summer anymore
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By Jaci Conry, GLOBE CORRESPONDENT FEBRUARY 06, 2016
Conjure a trip to Cape Cod and you’re most likely to envision lazy summer days, bathing suits, flip flops, fried clams, and ice cream cones. While travelers flock to the Cape in droves for family vacations in July, it isn’t the first place (or the second or third) that comes to mind when planning a winter getaway with the kids. But it should be on the radar. Cape Cod is just shy of 70 miles from Boston, which makes it an easy escape for a short jaunt.
Cape Codder Resort in Hyannis Opens Dinner Theater Season Feb. 6
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By Johanna Crosby
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A blast of stand-up comedy and music may be a surefire way to banish the winter blahs. The 2016 dinner theater series at the Cape Codder Resort & Spa in Hyannis is back for its 16th season with an entertaining mix topped by a grand dinner buffet. “It's a great night of entertainment with dinner and you don't have to travel,” said Joyce Groemmer, director of marketing for the Catania Hospitality Group.
The Cape Codder is lighting up Hyannis
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By Linda Clarke, Globe Correspondent
December 04, 2015
HYANNIS — One of Debra Catania’s fondest childhood holiday memories is of her mother taking her shopping in Downtown Crossing, where Filene’s and Jordan Marsh anchored Washington Street with glittering displays. In particular, Filene’s magical window scenes, which were known collectively as the Enchanted Village, struck a lasting chord. In 2002, when Catania, who is the vice president of Catania Hospitality Group, decided to create a holiday display at the company’s Cape Codder Resort and Spa in Hyannis, Filene’s windows glittering in the December darkness was her blueprint. “I had those memories of the lights and the feeling I got when my mother took us along to see Filene’s Enchanted Village at Christmas,” recalls Catania. “I wanted to take the tradition I remembered and create something similar here on the Cape.”
A BIG SPLASH
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Written by Noah Hoffenberg | www.barnstablepatriot.com
August 28, 2015
The Cape Codder Resort & Spa is undergoing a multi-million dollar renovation project that will triple the size of its indoor water park and include a retractable roof.
The resort owner, the Catania Hospitality Group, announced this week that the project will add a 20,000-foot indoor water park that’s expected to open in the summer of 2016. The existing 10,000-square-foot indoor wave pool will be incorporated into the resort’s new water park.
Cape Codder Resort to Add Water Park
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by CapeCod.com
August 27, 2015
HYANNIS – A new water attraction is coming to Hyannis.
The Cape Codder Resort and Spa on Route 132 will be building an indoor water park.
Deb Catania, the vice president of the Catania Hospitality group which owns the resort, said they hope to have the park opened for next summer. Catania said the resort will feature “lazy” and “adventure” rivers along with multiple water slides.
Cape Codder Resort to build water park
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By Lorelei Stevens | www.capecodonline.com
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August 26, 2015
A 30,000-square-foot indoor water park is at the heart of renovation plans for the Cape Codder Resort & Spa on Iyannough Road announced Monday by The Catania Hospitality Group, which owns the resort.
Travel to Cape Cod
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Huffingtonpost.com by Andrea Poe,
Journalist who covers travel, adoption and business issues around the globe
I have brought my eight-year-old daughter to Cape Cod in the hope of introducing her to a place I loved as a child. While the sea continues to eat away at its beaches and locals bemoan development pressures, the soul of Cape Cod remains very much the same as it has for hundreds of years.