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The sale of the 385-acre family recreation complex comes as Nashville Shores saw attendance decline by 11.5 percent in its most recent operating season amid rainy days and a recession that crimped travel and leisure-time spending. Under the deal, an investment group led by Kieran Burke and Gary Story, the former president and chief operating officer of Six Flags, will buy the water park, marina, a boat rental business and the long-term lease of 385 acres of land and water.
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