Why Doesn't Seattle Have More Theme Parks?

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Why Doesn't Seattle Have More Theme Parks?

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Bob K MertzM to

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It's not (just) the weather. Even as Wild Waves fires up its roller coasters, there's a thrill-sized hole in the Pacific Northwest.

This is a cool little article about why the Pacific Northwest of the US has limited amusement parks and how it’s not just because of the weather.

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1•1 year ago
Not just demographics. Demographics are part of it. So is weather.

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