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Viacom Inc. is ready to sell theme parks owned by its Paramount Pictures division, as well as book publisher Simon & Schuster, chairman Sumner Redstone said on Tuesday. The U.S. media conglomerate splits into two companies on Dec. 31, separating its faster growing cable networks and film business from the relatively sluggish CBS television broadcasting and radio operations.
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+Danny
Yeah, I think with some resorts and camping and stuff The parks can grow some but never on par with Disney or Universal.
WDW gets over 25 million visitors a year. PKI gets 3 million.
Your never gonna be able to charge over 50 at the gate here in Cincy, There is a fine line on what people are willing to spend for things here.
Now, Can they continue to drop 2 and 10-15 million atractions every other year. I'd say yes! So can CP, Hershey and a host of other chain parks.
All in all though the parks are not going to bring in the hundreds of millions a large corperation like Viacom is looking for to grow it's stock value.
Even GE has everything available for sale at a certain price. Viacom is no different.
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