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According to the International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions (IAAPA), a theme park must include themed attractions, food, costumes, entertainment, retail stores, and rides.
According to the International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions (IAAPA), a theme park must include themed attractions, food, costumes, entertainment, retail stores, and rides.
True
According to Forrec, a theme park is primarily a place for visitors to confront the burdens of everyday life.
According to Forrec, a theme park is primarily a place for visitors to confront the burdens of everyday life.
False
The academic definition of a theme park includes themed attractions, architecture, landscape, rides, shows, foodservices, costumed personnel, and retail shops.
The academic definition of a theme park includes themed attractions, architecture, landscape, rides, shows, foodservices, costumed personnel, and retail shops.
True
According to Pearce (1988), theme parks are not considered to be capital intensive or highly developed recreational environments.
According to Pearce (1988), theme parks are not considered to be capital intensive or highly developed recreational environments.
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The selection of the theme for a theme park is not considered to be important to the park's operations.
The selection of the theme for a theme park is not considered to be important to the park's operations.
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Study Notes
Defining a Theme Park
- A theme park must include themed attractions, food, costumes, entertainment, retail stores, and rides according to the International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions (IAAPA).
- A theme park is primarily a place for visitors to confront the burdens of everyday life, as defined by Forrec.
- The academic definition of a theme park includes themed attractions, architecture, landscape, rides, shows, food services, costumed personnel, and retail shops.
Characteristics of Theme Parks
- Theme parks are not considered to be capital intensive or highly developed recreational environments, as stated by Pearce (1988).
- The selection of the theme for a theme park is not considered to be important to the park's operations.
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Test your knowledge of theme parks with this quiz! Explore the definition of a theme park according to industry experts and learn about the unique features that make theme parks a popular form of entertainment.
