Preemptive Planning for Crises

Green Tagged: Theme Park in 30
27/09/2021 30 min
Preemptive Planning for Crises

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Quarterly reports from Disney and Cedar continue to show good trends, but more people at fall events means more conflict. Media has been latching on to anything that can be viewed as unsafe at attractions. In this episode we touch on larger trends and discuss what some folks are doing as a defense. Plus, we finish up with some killer collaborations at ScareHouse, Hershey Park, and the first haunted house NFT.

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