Every restroom at America's largest outdoor water park mapped across 70 acres in Wisconsin Dells — the Waterpark Capital of the World. 51 waterslides including Scorpion's Tail (first near-vertical loop in the US), Black Anaconda (nation's longest outdoor water coaster at 1/4 mile), the Tadpole Bay toddler zone, Flash Flood Tunnel, and Adventure Golf included with admission. Plus the fact that changes everything for families: coolers and outside food are ALLOWED, parking is FREE, and this place is open air — no roof, just Wisconsin summer sky.
Where are you right now? Find the closest restroom or changing stall at Noah's Ark Water Park in seconds. The park covers 70 acres — America's largest outdoor water park — with restrooms and changing stalls distributed across every area. Every restroom has changing stalls for wet-to-dry clothing changes, which at an all-outdoor water park is not a luxury, it is a survival mechanism.
| I'm in / near... | Nearest restroom | Walk | Companion | Baby Change | Showers | Crowd |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Main Entrance / Lockers | Entrance restrooms near ticket booths and lockers | <1 min | Yes | Yes | Full | High |
| Tadpole Bay (Toddler Area) | Tadpole Bay family restrooms with toddler facilities | <1 min | Yes | Yes | Rinse | Med |
| Wave Pool (Main) | Wave pool restrooms with changing stalls | 1 min | — | Yes | Rinse | High |
| Wave Pool (Second) | Second wave pool area restrooms | 1 min | — | Yes | Rinse | Med |
| Lazy River | Lazy river area restrooms near tube pick-up | 1 min | — | Yes | Rinse | Med |
| Scorpion's Tail / Thrill Slides | Thrill slide complex restrooms | 1-2 min | — | Yes | Rinse | Low |
| Black Anaconda Area | Water coaster area restrooms | 1 min | — | Yes | Rinse | Low |
| Flash Flood / Adventure Rides | Adventure ride area restrooms | 1-2 min | — | Yes | — | Med |
| Family Raft Rides | Family raft area restrooms | 1 min | — | Yes | — | Med |
| Main Dining Pavilion | Dining area restrooms near food court | <1 min | — | Yes | — | High |
| Adventure Golf | Restrooms near Adventure Golf course | 1 min | — | Yes | — | Low |
| Picnic / Cooler Area | Restrooms near picnic shelters and shaded tables | 1-2 min | — | Yes | — | Low |
| Not inside yet (Parking) | Entrance restrooms after gate entry | 3-5 min | — | Yes | — | Low |
💡 Water park tip: You will need changing stalls as well as restrooms. Both main changing buildings have full facilities. Arrive in your swimwear if possible to skip the morning rush. And remember — this is one of the few major water parks where you can bring your own food and coolers.
All 20+ restrooms pinned across Noah's Ark Water Park's 70 acres in Wisconsin Dells. Tap a pin for details, accessibility info, and changing stall availability. The park sprawls across hilly terrain — knowing your nearest restroom prevents the dreaded barefoot sprint across hot concrete with a child who just announced a Code Red.
Noah's Ark has two main changing room buildings plus changing stalls at every restroom throughout the park. At an all-outdoor water park, you will get drenched head to toe — changing stalls matter as much as the toilets themselves. Pro tip: arrive in your swimwear and skip the morning crush entirely.
The primary changing facility near the ticket booths. Individual stalls, family changing rooms with bench and hooks, lockers, and full shower facilities. This is the busiest area at opening time. Get here 15 minutes before gates open or simply arrive in your swimwear.
Second major changing facility on the east side of the park near the thrill slide complex. Individual and family stalls, lockers, and rinse showers. Often less crowded than the main entrance building because most families do not know about it.
Every restroom at Noah's Ark has changing stalls for wet-to-dry clothing changes. Not full changing rooms, but enclosed stalls with hooks and benches. Essential when you need a quick dry-off between the lazy river and the Adventure Golf course.
Open-air rinse showers near major restroom clusters throughout the park. Not private — designed for rinsing off sunscreen, chlorine, and lake-water between rides. Sunscreen wash-off showers near the entrance for the end of the day.
Available at both changing buildings and throughout the park. Perfect for essentials. Since Noah's Ark allows coolers, keep valuables in a small locker and food in your cooler on the grass — no need for a large locker.
Available at both changing buildings. Fits a family bag with dry clothes, shoes, towels, and sunscreen. Unlimited access throughout the day. Rent early on busy days — large lockers can sell out by mid-morning on July weekends.
Since Noah's Ark allows coolers and outside food, many families claim a shaded picnic area, leave their cooler and bags there, and skip the locker entirely. The vibe is more like a massive family park than a corporate water park. Your stuff is fine.
This is the single most family-friendly policy at Noah's Ark and one of the biggest money-savers at any major water park in America. Noah's Ark allows coolers, outside food, and non-alcoholic beverages inside the park. Combined with free parking, this is why Wisconsin families have made Noah's Ark their summer tradition for decades.
Small and medium coolers are allowed. Pack lunches, snacks, sandwiches, fruit, and drinks. Set up near a shaded picnic area and return to your cooler throughout the day. Wagons help transport everything from the parking lot.
Water, juice, soda, sports drinks — bring whatever you want. No outside alcohol. Bring a full cooler of water bottles for the Wisconsin summer heat. Save $4-6 per bottled water purchase inside.
Shaded picnic shelters and tables throughout the park. Some have grassy areas for blankets. Claim a spot early on busy days. All picnic areas are near restrooms — important when the kids just drank two bottles of Gatorade.
Bring bottles, formula, baby food, and toddler snacks in your cooler. No need to pay water park prices for basics. The Tadpole Bay restrooms have benches for feeding.
Only two rules: no glass containers (safety in a water park) and no outside alcohol (beer available for purchase inside). Everything else is fair game.
A family of four easily spends $80-120 on water park food. Pack lunch and snacks from home or the grocery store. Combine with free parking and Noah's Ark becomes the most budget-friendly major water park day in America.
Quick picks for your family day at America's largest outdoor water park — the iconic rides, the toddler zone, the budget win, and the dry-off activity.
First near-vertical loop slide in the US. Stand in a capsule, floor drops, you plunge through a loop. Pure adrenaline. 48" height minimum.
Dedicated toddler splash area with shallow pools, mini slides, gentle sprays, and tipping buckets. Own restrooms with family facilities right there.
Nation's longest outdoor water coaster — 1/4 mile of water-jet-propelled family raft through tunnels and over hills. 42" minimum.
Bring your own food and coolers. Parking is completely free. Save $80-100+ compared to any competing water park. Unbeatable for families.
Multiple dining locations across the park, but remember — you can bring your own food and coolers. If you do buy park food, the variety is solid for a water park. There are also dining options on the Wisconsin Dells strip within walking distance for after the park.
Burgers, hot dogs, chicken tenders, fries, pizza, and sandwiches. The main dining pavilion with the most seating and shade. Kids' meals available. This is where the majority of families eat if they are buying park food. Expect lines at noon.
Scattered throughout the park: funnel cakes, ice cream, Dippin' Dots, soft pretzels, nachos, slushies, and frozen lemonade. The frozen lemonade is a lifesaver on a 90-degree day. Prices are reasonable by water park standards.
Pizza by the slice, sub sandwiches, and wraps. A good option for families who want something more substantial than snack stand fare. Outdoor seating near the wave pool. Kids' portions available.
💧 Water fountains: Free water fountains near most restroom clusters. But since you can bring coolers, pack your own water bottles and skip the fountain lines entirely.
🍻 Wisconsin Dells strip: Dozens of restaurants within minutes of the park — family buffets, pizza, BBQ, and the Dells' famous fudge shops. Eat at the park with your cooler, then grab fudge on the way back to the hotel.
Wisconsin Dells is the Waterpark Capital of the World — there are more hotel waterparks here per square mile than anywhere on Earth. Many hotels have their own INDOOR waterparks, making rainy days a non-issue. Noah's Ark is the outdoor king, but your hotel might have its own indoor slides.
Indoor Waterpark
America's largest waterpark resort — has its own indoor AND outdoor waterparks. When Noah's Ark closes for the day or rain hits, your kids barely notice because they have another waterpark downstairs. Multiple room types from hotel rooms to multi-bedroom cabins. Restaurants, arcades, go-karts.
Indoor Waterpark
Massive African-themed resort with one of the largest indoor waterparks in the US. Indoor/outdoor waterpark, spa, restaurants, Tom Foolery's adventure park, and convention center. Premium family suites with multiple rooms. A destination resort in its own right.
Indoor Waterpark
The original Great Wolf Lodge — this is where the brand started. Indoor waterpark included with room, MagiQuest interactive game, restaurants, and themed family suites. Excellent for young children. The wolf ears and wand experience is beloved by under-10s.
Full-service resort on the Wisconsin River with indoor/outdoor waterparks, golf, spa, and multiple dining options. Family suites with kitchenettes available. A solid mid-range option that punches above its price. The river views are a bonus.
Tropical-themed resort with indoor waterpark, outdoor pool, and family suites. One of the closer options to Noah's Ark. The indoor waterpark is smaller but included with your room — good for a rainy morning before Noah's Ark opens.
IHG property with indoor pool, free Wi-Fi, and on-site restaurant. Reliable chain quality in the heart of the Dells strip. Walking distance to shops, mini golf, and restaurants. Microwave and mini-fridge in rooms for packing your cooler.
Best Budget
Budget-friendly with outdoor pool, free Wi-Fi, and in-room microwave and fridge. Clean and affordable. On the main strip with easy access to Noah's Ark. Use the fridge and microwave to prep cooler lunches for the park — save even more.
No-frills budget option on the Dells strip. Clean rooms, outdoor pool, free Wi-Fi. The simplest, most affordable base for a Noah's Ark trip. Spend the savings on an extra park day or the Dells' other attractions.
Several independent budget motels in the Lake Delton area south of the Dells strip. Often the cheapest rooms in the area, especially midweek. Basic but functional. Lake Delton itself has boat rentals and restaurants for a change of pace from waterparks.
51 waterslides, 2 wave pools, a lazy river, Adventure Golf, and more across 70 acres. Every ride listed with height requirements and nearest restroom. You genuinely cannot do everything in a single day — plan your priorities by age group.
The dedicated toddler splash area with shallow pools, gentle water features, mini slides, tipping buckets, and interactive spray elements. Purpose-built for toddlers and young children who are not ready for the big slides. Shaded seating for parents. Dedicated family restrooms with baby changing right there. This is where you will spend 60% of your day if you have a child under 5.
The shallow end of both wave pools is suitable for older toddlers with a parent holding them. Gentle waves roll in from the deep end. Life jackets available free at multiple locations. Stay in the first 10 feet of the pool for the calmest water. A good transition for kids building water confidence.
A gentle, meandering lazy river perfect for floating with toddlers on a parent's lap. Free tubes at the entry. The current is slow and steady — relaxing for parents, magical for little ones. Multiple entry and exit points with restrooms nearby at each.
The nation's longest outdoor water coaster — a full 1/4 mile of family raft propelled by water jets uphill and downhill through dark tunnels. This is not a lazy float — the raft accelerates, banks, and drops. 42-inch minimum height. Family-friendly for brave 6-year-olds and up. The signature family ride at Noah's Ark.
A tunnel raft ride that sends your family through dark tunnels with rushing water, surprise drops, and twists. Thrilling but not terrifying — a great intermediate ride for families building up to the bigger thrills. 42-inch minimum height. You will get absolutely soaked.
A high-speed body slide with twists and enclosed tunnels that disorient you before spitting you out into a splash pool. The darkness and speed create a thrill that older kids love. 48-inch minimum height. Quick ride, minimal line on weekdays.
One of the first near-vertical loop water slides in the United States. You step into a capsule, the floor drops away, and you free-fall through a near-vertical loop before splashing down. Pure adrenaline. 48-inch minimum height. This is the ride teenagers brag about and parents either conquer or wisely avoid.
A near-vertical drop slide — you plummet almost straight down at terrifying speed. Not for the faint of heart. 48-inch minimum. The queue has a viewing platform so you can watch riders scream before deciding if you are brave enough. (You probably are not. That is okay.)
Included with park admission at no extra charge. A full mini golf course right inside Noah's Ark. This is a genius dry-off activity for the afternoon when the family needs a break from the water. Restrooms nearby. Parents can sit in the shade while older kids play.
For the top attractions, here is where the nearest restroom is and how long it takes to reach. Use the restroom before joining any queue — especially Scorpion's Tail, where the capsule wait can be 20+ minutes.
Nearest restroom: Thrill slide complex restrooms 1-2 min walk from queue entrance. Queue can exceed 20 min on busy days — use restroom before joining. Does the ride get you wet? Yes, completely.
Nearest restroom: Water coaster restrooms 1 min walk. Family raft holds 2-4 riders. Expect to get soaked through tunnels. The 1/4-mile ride takes about 3 minutes.
Nearest restroom: Dedicated family restrooms adjacent. Companion access. Baby changing. Swim diapers required for non-potty-trained children. The best restroom situation in the park.
Nearest restroom: Wave pool restrooms 1 min walk. Life jackets free. The shallow end is fine for toddlers with parents. The deep end generates real waves — hold on.
Nearest restroom: Adventure ride restrooms 1-2 min walk. Family raft through tunnels. You will be soaked. Changing stalls nearby for dry-off after.
Nearest restroom: Adventure Golf restrooms 1 min walk. Included with admission. A perfect dry-off activity for the family in the afternoon.
Noah's Ark is located at 1410 Wisconsin Dells Parkway in Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin — the Waterpark Capital of the World. Right on the main Dells strip. Parking is completely FREE.
Take I-90/94 North for approximately 50-55 minutes to Wisconsin Dells Exit 87. Follow signs to the Dells strip and Noah's Ark. A very popular day trip for Madison families.
Take I-94 West to I-90/94 North, approximately 2 hours. A classic Wisconsin family weekend trip. Combine with other Dells attractions and make it a 2-3 day trip.
Take I-90/94 North, approximately 3-3.5 hours. One of the most popular summer road trips for Chicagoland families. The Dells is a destination worth multiple days.
Take I-94 East to I-90/94 South, approximately 3.5-4 hours. A popular summer getaway for Twin Cities families. Break the drive in Eau Claire or La Crosse.
55 miles, 50-55 minutes via I-90/94. Rental car recommended. No shuttle service to the Dells. The closest commercial airport.
Limited availability in Wisconsin Dells. Ride-share coverage is sparse outside Madison. A rental car or personal vehicle is strongly recommended for a Dells trip.
Parking is completely free at all Noah's Ark lots. 3-5 minute walk to the entrance. Arrive before 10am on summer weekends for the closest spots. Bring a wagon for your cooler and gear — it is a walk.
The largest parking area with direct access from the Dells Parkway. Walk from your car to the entrance is 3-8 minutes depending on where you park. No shade in the lot — use a sunshade on your windshield.
ADA-designated spots closest to the park entrance. Display your placard. Water wheelchairs available at Guest Services inside the gate.
Full breakdown of every restroom location at Noah's Ark, organized by park area. The park spans 70 acres across hilly Wisconsin terrain. Last verified July 2026.
When restrooms are busiest and when you will find the shortest lines. Noah's Ark draws families from Chicago, Milwaukee, Madison, and Minneapolis — weekends and holidays are significantly busier than weekdays.
Peak restroom traffic is 12pm-2pm during lunch and the hottest part of the day. Entrance restrooms are worst at opening. Thrill slide area restrooms are consistently the least crowded.
Monday-Wednesday: Lightest crowds. Best days to visit. Minimal restroom waits. You can do everything.
Thursday: Slightly busier as long-weekenders arrive.
Friday: Picks up significantly by noon.
Saturday: Busiest day by far. Entrance restrooms at capacity at opening. Arrive early.
Sunday: Heavy in the morning, thins after 2pm as families drive home.
Peak weeks: Fourth of July week, last two weeks of July, and any week in August are busiest. Late May and early June weekdays (before most schools end) are the quietest times all season.
Noah's Ark works to accommodate guests with disabilities across 70 acres of outdoor water park. The park terrain is hilly in places — Wisconsin Dells is built into natural woodland. Here is what families with special needs should know.
Available at Guest Services near the main entrance. Standard wheelchairs are not suitable for the water park environment. Water wheelchairs are designed for pool decks and splash areas. Reserve early on busy days — limited supply.
Single-occupancy companion restrooms at the main entrance and Tadpole Bay. Additional family restrooms with space for caregivers throughout the park. All restrooms are ADA accessible.
Both wave pools have zero-depth gradual entry. The lazy river has accessible entry points. Tadpole Bay has shallow, level splash areas suitable for water wheelchairs. Life jackets free throughout.
Service animals are welcome but this is an outdoor water park environment. Relief areas available near the entrance. Contact Guest Services for current designated areas.
Noah's Ark is built on hilly Wisconsin woodland terrain. Some pathways have slopes and uneven surfaces. The Tadpole Bay and wave pool areas are the flattest. Plan routes around accessibility needs.
Tadpole Bay is a calm, controlled environment suitable for children with sensory sensitivities. The lazy river is gentle and predictable. Both have adjacent restrooms with companion access and shaded quiet areas.
Real tips from Wisconsin families who have spent countless summer days at America's largest outdoor water park. These will save you money, time, and sunburn.
Noah's Ark allows coolers and outside food. Pack sandwiches, fruit, chips, and a full cooler of water. Save $60-80+ per day. Combine with free parking and this is the most budget-friendly major water park day in America.
Wisconsin summer sun is strong and sneaky because the air feels cooler than Texas or Florida. You do not feel the burn coming. Sunscreen every 90 minutes, rash guards for kids, and reapply after every ride. Set a phone alarm.
The concrete walkways get hot on sunny days and the park terrain is hilly. Water shoes protect feet and help with grip on slopes. Not strictly essential but highly recommended for kids walking between rides.
Free parking + outside food policy = total savings of $80-100+ compared to parks that charge for both. That is almost the cost of a second admission ticket. Noah's Ark wants families to come back, and this policy is why they do.
Adventure Golf is included with admission. Use it as a dry-off activity in the afternoon. While other families are fighting lunch lines, your crew is playing mini golf with restrooms 1 minute away. Genius move.
If you have toddlers, go straight to Tadpole Bay at opening. It is the calmest, most age-appropriate area with the best family restrooms in the park. Spend the morning there, then explore bigger attractions after lunch.
Monday through Wednesday are dramatically quieter than weekends. Ride lines are minimal, restroom waits nonexistent, and you can claim prime shaded picnic spots. Avoid Saturday if at all possible.
Gates typically open at 10am. Arrive by 9:30am for close parking and first access to rides. Head to the back of the park first — most families stop at the first attraction they see near the entrance.
Summer afternoon thunderstorms are common but usually brief (20-40 min). The park closes slides for lightning but stays open. Wait it out under a picnic shelter — crowds thin dramatically and rides reopen with empty lines.
70 acres and 51 waterslides — you genuinely cannot do everything in one day. Prioritize by age group. If you have a mix of ages, split up: teens hit Scorpion's Tail while parents take toddlers to Tadpole Bay. Meet at the cooler for lunch.
The parking lot is 3-8 minutes from the entrance. A collapsible wagon is essential for hauling your cooler, towels, sunscreen, and dry clothes. Many Wisconsin families have a dedicated "Dells wagon" that lives in the garage.
Wisconsin Dells has far more than water parks. Upper and Lower Dells boat tours, Tommy Bartlett Exploratory, Mirror Lake State Park, horseback riding, and the famous Dells strip with go-karts, mini golf, and fudge shops. Make it a multi-day trip.
Bring swim diapers from home. Park prices are higher. Available at the gift shop if you forget. Required for all non-potty-trained children — no exceptions.
The park has shaded picnic shelters that fill up fast on busy days. Arrive early and claim one as your home base. Leave your cooler and towels there. The shade is a lifesaver when the afternoon sun beats down on 70 acres of open water park.
Most Dells hotels have their own indoor waterparks. Book at Wilderness, Kalahari, or Great Wolf Lodge and your kids have waterpark access even when Noah's Ark closes at 5-6pm or on rainy days. The Dells never runs out of slides.
Pack a complete change of dry clothes for every family member. Store in a locker or your cooler bag. Change at the entrance changing rooms before the drive home. Wet car seats for a 2-hour drive home are nobody's idea of fun.
The Scorpion's Tail viewing platform makes a great "we're about to do this" photo — thrill slide restrooms are 1 minute away. The main entrance arch is another classic photo spot with entrance restrooms right there.
Free parking ($0) + packed cooler ($10) + reasonable tickets = a full day at America's largest outdoor water park for a fraction of what you would spend at Orlando or California parks. Noah's Ark is the best-value major water park in the country for families.
A suggested family-friendly route through the park with planned restroom stops. The park is massive — 70 acres — so a plan prevents aimless wandering in wet swimwear.
1. Entrance restrooms — Use on arrival, set up cooler at a shaded picnic spot. 2. Tadpole Bay — Toddlers splash while parents relax. Family restrooms right there. 3. Lazy River — Grab free tubes and float. Restrooms at entry and exit. 4. Wave Pool (shallow end) — Build water confidence. Restrooms 1 min. 5. Return to cooler for lunch — Eat your packed picnic at the shaded spot.
1. Black Anaconda — Family water coaster while lines are lighter post-lunch. Restrooms 1 min. 2. Flash Flood — Tunnel raft ride. Restrooms nearby. 3. Scorpion's Tail — For the brave. Thrill slide restrooms are quietest in park. 4. Adventure Golf — Dry off, play mini golf, use restrooms. 5. Second wave pool — Final splash before heading to the changing rooms.
Noah's Ark is an entirely outdoor water park. There is no indoor section. This is critical for planning your visit.
Noah's Ark is open only during the summer season, typically late May through Labor Day weekend in early September. Hours are usually 10am-5pm or 10am-6pm, with extended hours in July. The park is closed in rain and severe weather. Check the Noah's Ark website for exact dates and hours before your visit. If it rains, your Dells hotel's indoor waterpark is the backup plan.
Expect daytime highs of 75-90 degrees with humidity. Perfect for a water park. Morning temperatures can be cool (60s) — you may want a cover-up for the walk from the parking lot. Afternoon thunderstorms are common but usually brief.
Light rain: park may stay open but some slides close. Lightning: all water attractions close. Storms typically pass in 20-40 minutes. Wait under a picnic shelter. The park often reopens with dramatically shorter lines.
Late May and early September can have cooler days (65-75 degrees). The water park is less crowded but the water may feel chilly. Mid-June through mid-August is prime time for the best weather and longest hours.
First Aid is available at Noah's Ark with restroom access. Know where it is before you need it — 70 acres of water park with excited kids means bumps, scrapes, and the occasional sunburn emergency.
Located near the main entrance area. Staffed with trained medical personnel during park hours. Provides band-aids, OTC medications, ice packs, sunburn relief, and basic medical care. Has restroom access.
Wisconsin summer sun is strong. Watch for heat exhaustion: excessive sweating, dizziness, nausea, headache. Move to shade, drink cold water, pour cool water on wrists and neck. Head to First Aid if symptoms persist.
In-park: Contact any lifeguard or team member. Lost children: Report to Guest Services at the main entrance. 911: Available for true emergencies. Lifeguards stationed at all major attractions.
Standard water park dress code applies. Wisconsin sun protection is important — do not let the cooler air temperature fool you into skipping sunscreen.
Proper swimwear on all water attractions. No cotton, denim, or clothing with buckles or zippers on slides. Board shorts without metal hardware are fine.
Wisconsin UV is stronger than you expect. Rash guards and swim shirts are welcome on all attractions and dramatically reduce sunburn risk. Especially important for kids.
Concrete gets hot in the sun and the park terrain is hilly. Water shoes protect feet and give grip on slopes. Allowed on all walkways. Remove at slide entrances.
Required for non-potty-trained children. Buy at the gift shop near Tadpole Bay if you forget. Bring from home to save money. No regular diapers in the water.
Store dry clothes in your locker or at your picnic spot. Change at the entrance changing rooms before the drive home. Do not forget dry socks and shoes.
Wide-brim hats for babies and toddlers at Tadpole Bay. Polarized sunglasses with straps for kids. Wisconsin summer sun is strong — especially on 70 open acres.
Arriving early or leaving late? These restrooms are available without a park ticket.
Wisconsin Dells Pkwy • Public restrooms • Stock up on cooler supplies
Wisconsin Dells Pkwy • Customer restrooms • Quick breakfast before park
1/2 mi • Resort lobby restrooms • Open to public area
Wisconsin Dells Pkwy • Clean restrooms • Wisconsin institution
Downtown Dells • Public restrooms • Free maps and brochures
Lake Delton • Public restrooms • Grocery supplies for cooler
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Last updated: July 2026. Facility data sourced from Noah's Ark official information, visitor reports, and verified locations.
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