ThemePark Recession Cuts – Fat or Bone?

The Orlando Sentinel has turned it’s industry observer eye on the local economy drivers — the theme parks. The question is with all the cuts going on at the theme parks have they gone too far, cut bone instead of fat

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ThemePark Recession Cuts – Fat or Bone?

Save Your Local Theme Park?

Robert Niles at Theme Park Insider writes passionately about why it’s important not to stop attending your local theme park just because you read in the news that it is struggling financially. Robert is specifically talking about Six Flags, but it applies to all regional parks.

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Save Your Local Theme Park?

Save Your Local Theme Park?

Robert Niles at Theme Park Insider writes passionately about why it’s important not to stop attending your local theme park just because you read in the news that it is struggling financially. Robert is specifically talking about Six Flags, but it applies to all regional parks.

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Save Your Local Theme Park?

End may be near for GM’s sponsorship at EPCOT

General Motors is in the red and leaking money faster than a fleet of speeding Corvettes burn through gas. Last week the papers even ran a story saying that financial auditors may be forced to declare the company ‘not a going concern’.

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End may be near for GM’s sponsorship at EPCOT

End may be near for GM’s sponsorship at EPCOT

General Motors is in the red and leaking money faster than a fleet of speeding Corvettes burn through gas. Last week the papers even ran a story saying that financial auditors may be forced to declare the company ‘not a going concern’. Needless to say, this has Disney (and their fans) a bit worried about their chances of getting GM to renew their sponsorship of the popular Test Track attraction at EPCOT Center (yeah, I’m old school).

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End may be near for GM’s sponsorship at EPCOT

End may be near for GM’s sponsorship at EPCOT

General Motors is in the red and leaking money faster than a fleet of speeding Corvettes burn through gas. Last week the papers even ran a story saying that financial auditors may be forced to declare the company ‘not a going concern’. Needless to say, this has Disney (and their fans) a bit worried about their chances of getting GM to renew their sponsorship of the popular Test Track attraction at EPCOT Center (yeah, I’m old school).

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End may be near for GM’s sponsorship at EPCOT

End may be near for GM’s sponsorship at EPCOT

General Motors is in the red and leaking money faster than a fleet of speeding Corvettes burn through gas.

Read more from the original source: 
End may be near for GM’s sponsorship at EPCOT

End may be near for GM’s sponsorship at EPCOT

General Motors is in the red and leaking money faster than a fleet of speeding Corvettes burn through gas.

See more here:
End may be near for GM’s sponsorship at EPCOT

End may be near for GM’s sponsorship at EPCOT

General Motors is in the red and leaking money faster than a fleet of speeding Corvettes burn through gas. Last week the papers even ran a story saying that financial auditors may be forced to declare the company ‘not a going concern’. Needless to say, this has Disney (and their fans) a bit worried about their chances of getting GM to renew their sponsorship of the popular Test Track attraction at EPCOT Center (yeah, I’m old school).

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End may be near for GM’s sponsorship at EPCOT

End may be near for GM’s sponsorship at EPCOT

General Motors is in the red and leaking money faster than a fleet of speeding Corvettes burn through gas. Last week the papers even ran a story saying that financial auditors may be forced to declare the company ‘not a going concern’. Needless to say, this has Disney (and their fans) a bit worried about their chances of getting GM to renew their sponsorship of the popular Test Track attraction at EPCOT Center (yeah, I’m old school).

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End may be near for GM’s sponsorship at EPCOT

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