"Brian Running" wrote:

They "bought the park", Dan. Anybody can do it. But I doubt that anything
except the meeting areas, certain restaurants, etc are off limits to the
general public.

Jack

I bought a Chrysler a few years ago, and received tickets to a Chrysler
buyer-appreciation night at the local Six Flags. They had the entire park,
a private party, public wholly excluded. No lines, walk right up to any
ride and go. You can buy the entire park and have it all for yourself.


Back in the 80s, a computer society I belonged to (DECUS) routinely
rented Disneyland for an evening. Want to see Disneyland empty? Put
only 10,000 people in it.


--
Eric F. Richards,
"Making me root for a sanctimonious statist blowhard like Kerry isn't
the worst thing Bush has done to the country. But it's the offense
that I take most personally."
-- http://www.reason.com/links/links071304.shtml