One Erie business celebrated the new year a little differently on Tuesday night, bringing attendees back to the Middle Ages.
Splash Lagoon on Peach Street hosted its New Year’s Eve Medieval Party, inviting people to enjoy the last day of the year at the waterpark.
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Families spent the day enjoying a live animal show, visits from princesses, arts and crafts, and of course, waterslides.
Kids also went head to head in lily pad jousting, where opponents put their balance to the test in a friendly competition.
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“I think they really like it, I’ve only been here for a couple hours tonight but from what I’ve seen the kids are really enjoying it,” said Cheyanne Prindle, a Splash Lagoon employee.
“I’ve been walking around with the princesses earlier today, all the kids really just loved them. It was really great,” said Robert Socash, another Splash Lagoon employee.