What If We Planted Trees Around An Amusement Park In Reality?

Fairies Dreams and Fantasy

Wondering what happens if you planted trees around your entire amusement park, by actually planting trees around the outside section of your park? We use our imagination, and find out what effect what we may get after these plants are planted. Typically, amusement parks, and other theme parks are open fields with lack of shade and other important means to prevent this park from overheating. Trees give us shade, and help prevent air and water pollution, and give us shade to stay cool during very hot days,--they also give us fresh air to breathe. Also, if you chosen the correct kind of trees and other plants that will go around your amusement park,--even during expansion, that will also help customers think faster with common sense, help reduce price gouging, provides value to your park itself,--if you added nature as an additional theme. Without trees around an amusement park; we will spend money out of control, operate rides incorrectly, etc. Untold; lack of shade has contributed to rides being subjected to exposure to high temperatures; faster wear on rides, consumers overheating, and high cooling costs for their facilities. Having plants at your amusement parks can be ideal for keeping your customers and people who work at your amusement parks in check. Plants do keep our stress levels down, and keep carbon levels in check. What I've Imagined: If you plant plants correctly, and set up a different kind of a roller coaster that is motorized and automated, you can make it look like your customers enjoy the view of these plants what you've planted,--if you are intentionally make your park have these features what you can find in nature. A carousel ride for everyone (including adults) can be ridden,--even without needing to have kids with you. An operator can just enable adults to ride this carousel with an animal theme what we chosen for this amusement park with a reasonable price as a premium, this is useful for young adults who oppose going to strip clubs. For some religious folks; riding a carousel (animal theme or character theme only) as a weekly ritual... if a religious group exists. All of these amusement rides are either using Ubuntu, or FreeDOS. They use open-source software, and other open-source hardware as a way to keep costs down,--inspired by Aldi! This theme park uses 99.9% open-source media like music, and other projects to bring in more visitors. Riding animals makes a comeback via common sense. Using positive reinforcement when training animals begin to rise as obsolete forms of training via cruel and painful methods decline. Thanks to the power of plants... not crude oil and gas... that helped reduce cruelty to animals by only 60%! Innovation begins to rise, for example; unusual amusement rides like riding dogs (by riding on their backs, not using a cart) develops slowly with an "invite only" first approach, this development will take years to be available for patrons, inspired by a book, Clifford the Big Red Dog. Arcade facilities that are indoors can still operate (even during cold days) have more people playing games. Indoor plants keep negative energy levels down. Green roofing on buildings with important plants and animals to keep CO² levels in check. This amusement park uses 100% renewable energy to stay powered for a long period of time via wind, animal manure (including pet manure), and other forms of renewable energy. Music Credits:

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