In the climax of the movie, the Griswold family finally reaches their destination, Walley World, an amusement park in California. However, they discover that the park is closed for maintenance. Undeterred, Clark Griswold (Chevy Chase) convinces the security guard to allow the family in, promising a great vacation experience.
In the resolution, the Griswold family enjoys the rides and attractions at Walley World. The movie pays homage to the original “National Lampoon’s Vacation” film as the family recreates the iconic scene of riding the roller coaster. The adventure includes mishaps, absurdity, and typical Griswold-style chaos.
The film ends with the Griswold family back at home, with Clark expressing his satisfaction that the family had a great time. The closing scenes imply that the family has bonded despite the challenges and absurdities of their road trip.
In summary, “Vacation” concludes with the Griswold family successfully reaching Walley World, even though the park is closed. The film combines humor, nostalgia, and a new generation of Griswold family members on a comedic and chaotic road trip.