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7/22/2025, 1:33:35 AM
>>716079241
pursuant to recent laws, the EU has categorized your park as a cultural heritage site.
before any ceasing of business, the owner must implement an end-of-life plan to render the park usable by its visitors in some capacity in perpetuity, such as by releasing all documentation regarding the operation and maintenance of your rides to the general public.
pursuant to recent laws, the EU has categorized your park as a cultural heritage site.
before any ceasing of business, the owner must implement an end-of-life plan to render the park usable by its visitors in some capacity in perpetuity, such as by releasing all documentation regarding the operation and maintenance of your rides to the general public.
6/30/2025, 5:04:59 PM
>>714075547
>if you've bought a lifetime pass to a theme park, you should have access to that park for the entire duration of your life
>the park should never close, even if it has to run at a loss
>the park should inform when it intends to close before you buy the pass, even though it's a decision based purely on market factors that you can't control and announcing you'll close either sooner or later than needed can fuck you over massively
>the park should be given over to whomever owns a lifetime pass, and they should be given the tools to keep it running, all for free.
>the park should have an end-of-life plan in mind where it can be neatly packed up and distributed to lifetime pass owners as smaller yard-sized playgrounds.
this is how ridiculous those demands sound. not a one is fair to the industry. politics is all about compromise, and I see none if it in this initiative. just entitlement.
>if you've bought a lifetime pass to a theme park, you should have access to that park for the entire duration of your life
>the park should never close, even if it has to run at a loss
>the park should inform when it intends to close before you buy the pass, even though it's a decision based purely on market factors that you can't control and announcing you'll close either sooner or later than needed can fuck you over massively
>the park should be given over to whomever owns a lifetime pass, and they should be given the tools to keep it running, all for free.
>the park should have an end-of-life plan in mind where it can be neatly packed up and distributed to lifetime pass owners as smaller yard-sized playgrounds.
this is how ridiculous those demands sound. not a one is fair to the industry. politics is all about compromise, and I see none if it in this initiative. just entitlement.
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