A new theme park with Volkanu-The Quest for the Golden Idol-themed ride could be a cost-effective destination for families with no Disney and Universal park prices and less than half the park entrance fee. competition.
Lost Island Theme Park, part of the Lost Island Waterpark brand, opened this month on 80 acres in Des Moines, Iowa, and offers more than just swimming fun with roller coasters, toddlers’ playgrounds, food and more. Places to visit
Lost Island offers 26 rides, seven of which are for kids, as well as a large waterpark pool with wheels, a Ferris wheel, bumper cars, best spins, a giant Volcano-themed ride and slides, a kiddie pool, and more.
Disney and Universal charge hundreds of dollars per person to walk through their golden gates, while Lost Island’s Five Kingdoms charge less than half that amount per person.
“Online booking is $45 per person and children under 3 are free. “If you wait until you arrive at the door with your payment, the price will increase to $52 even though soldiers and seniors get a discount of $47,” he said.
The Hopper Park Lost Island Pass is the best deal for adults and children at $55 per day, giving guests access to the entire area. In contrast, a Disney Park Hopper Pass can cost up to $205 per person.
Families discovered that the cost of a trip to Walt Disney World exceeded ten thousand dollars, making the trip very expensive even for middle-class families.
Of course Lost Island isn’t Disney. But with Disney prices rising every year, and apparently only responding to high-income economies, Americans might seriously consider parks like this in Iowa.
At the very least, families can spend their money and have a good time in Iowa without fear that they will help fund Disney’s attack on American children. The new competition in the park comes amid Disney’s political campaign to repeal Florida’s Parent Rights in Education Act, which prevents preschoolers up to third grade from being exposed to gender identity policies in the classroom. Although CEO Bob Chapek and Disney lost the political battle to prevent the common sense bill from becoming law, they pledged to continue fighting to repeal the law.
The Walt Disney Company’s Florida Act Signature Statement: pic.twitter.com/UVI7Ko3aKS
– The Walt Disney Company (@WaltDisneyCo) March 28, 2022
A major political defeat in Florida didn’t stop Disney from continuing its animal care practices. Just this month, a summer movie that House of Mouse had hoped to make hundreds of millions of dollars at the box office failed miserably and became Disney-Pixar’s sixth. light years turned out to be a huge failure.
The movie collapsed despite Disney celebrating a lesbian kissing scene in a PG-rated movie based on the previously popular movie. Toy Story character universe.
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Source: Breitbart
