- August 1st, 2017, 3:54 pm
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That being said, harbors themselves are something I don't think people would find "fun" to swim in, at least not while visiting an amusement park. It's not that it would be particularly offensive, it's just plain dangerous because there are too many tug boats.
"Oh father please forgive me. I tried very hard to stay out of this."
redrunner97 wrote:There's a difference between Antebellum architecture and an actual plantation.
Note the definition:
I love Antebellum-style buildings and homes; they're beautiful and feel uniquely Southern, which is nice from a cultural perspective.
That being said, plantations themselves are something I don't think people would find "fun" to stay in, at least not while visiting an amusement park. It's not that it would be particularly offensive, it's just tasteless and has too many negative connotations. A grand, Southern-style manor could be cool (especially in the thematic sense) but we all know Cedar Fair is going to go the more modern route anyway... so there's really no need for a debate at all.
That being said, harbors themselves are something I don't think people would find "fun" to swim in, at least not while visiting an amusement park. It's not that it would be particularly offensive, it's just plain dangerous because there are too many tug boats.
"Oh father please forgive me. I tried very hard to stay out of this."