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Sesame Place's top administrator said the children's amusement park near the Oxford Valley Mall might eliminate its parking fees but raise admission prices next year in response to a new tax recently passed by the Middletown supervisors.
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What makes this particularly interesting is that in a FunWorld article a few years ago, it was a Busch executive who was talking about parking, and preferred parking in particular, as a source of "free money" for the park, indicating that he Just Didn't Get It. Now it's Busch demonstrating that they *do* get it?! Nice.
--Dave Althoff, Jr.
"The supervisors said they weren't trying to bleed Sesame Place with the vote but were simply trying to tap other sources of much-needed revenue."
Ummm, yeah right. The township has an amusement park paying over a million dollars annually. It has a rather large mall, which I'm sure has other shopping centers and businesses that sprung up all around it. How much revenue does this township need anyway? The township supervisors must need to have their chambers regilded.
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