Posted Monday, August 27, 2018 2:11 PM | Contributed by Jeff
It has long made financial sense for theme parks to heavily advertise the opening of attractions. But in the last few years, the $55-billion industry increasingly has promoted when attractions go away. The motivation: Supercharge attendance and revenues by tapping into fans’ nostalgia, and sometimes, their anger.
Read more from The LA Times.
I suppose it beats “Let’s sneak up and get rid of this dog before anyone has a chance to notice.”
That's called Geauga Lakin it. Kinzel pioneered that move.
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