I was just thinking about
- cheap tickets
- very cheap grocery store and free-to-use kitchens, maybe conveniently within the park
- no fences unless they’re there to protect people from hazards
- And if you like, you can donate money at the entrance to help out others with less money than you have fun too.
Even though I love theme parks and they bring out my inner child, I haven’t been to a theme park in many years because I’m can’t afford it. I’m sure there are many in this world who basically share a neighborhood with a theme park, and still cannot afford to go until all these things I listed are implemented.
How else do you think socialism could make a theme park more accessible and overall be a better place?
Well there is the big dipper, I honestly don’t know how that thing is still standing. it might be one of the oldest wooden coasters? It certainly looks it. A few of the spinning attractions go out over the interstate near it. Usual suspect food. It honestly feels like a place that a Final Destination could take place. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Dipper_(Camden_Park)
I’ve been on an old wooden rollercoaster that I thought could take off my arms on a beam if I raised them. It’s fun, but yeah something about old wood weatherd by the outdoors for high velocity fun feels suspiciously dangerous.
This is exactly like that