[brudgers]

A theme park sounds like an excellent way to make a small fortune. With the caveat that you start with a large fortune. The problem is it's a real-estate play in an area that is subject to changing public tastes and the ups and downs of changing economic cycles.

The long surviving theme parks are the front end for larger organizations. Universal Studios in Orlando. Sea World as marine mammal research centers. And of course Disney's lands and worlds.

Sea World however illustrates the challenges of changing public tastes...or opinions. What seemed like evergreen content is turning out not to be.

Do you have enough money to survive an event like the pandemic?

[_bsldld]

> The long surviving theme parks are the front end for larger organizations. Universal Studios in Orlando. Sea World as marine mammal research centers. And of course Disney's lands and worlds.

The plan is to work in collaboration with large organisations who have interest in the out come of this type of activity.

> Do you have enough money to survive an event like the pandemic?

Event like the pandemic is the best time to start a business that takes some time to setup.