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Why does Indianapolis still not have it's own amusement park? All of the competitors are far enough that our city could handle one. Kings Island is 130 miles away, Holiday World is just as far but takes much longer due to no interstate, and Indiana Beach is only about 100 miles but honestly they are not doing too well and aren't getting much business. I think a great location would be off of I-69 in Noblesville near the Hamilton Town Center. That would be in a less developed area so it could expand easier, still very close to Indy and all suburbs, and also not too far of a drive from other cities such as Muncie, Fort Wayne, and Kokomo. Opinions?
I came to this late per usual. First of all,
she has had so much work she does not even look like herself any more. I still can't understand all that. Second, she was never talented 30 years ago, so no surprise now. I have never forgiven her for RUINING EVITA. So, this little mess of SFX was a visual oddity and fine. But I would have preferred Annie Lenox, or ABBA, or Cindy Lauper. Good for her that she won a Golden Globe for her movie tune, I would have preferred Meatloaf or even Tom Arnold for that matter. It was not bad, but defiantly not worth what it cost.
You work for Simon or the gov? Why the rooting interest... Either way; good luck!
Ben....your comments are dead on and something tells me you work in the music business. :)
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