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[from the Cincinnati Inquirer Kentucky section, November 30, 2010]
Kentucky Gov. Steve Beshear and Answers in Genesis, builders of the Creation Museum in Petersburg, will unveil plans for a new Northern Kentucky attraction Wednesday in Frankfort.
The theme park, to be called Ark Encounter, will be in Grant County, KY, near the Veterans Cemetery.
The attraction is envisioned as a full-scale wooden ark that would include associated museums, theaters, amenities, event venues and outdoor parking.
Preliminary indications are that the attraction could draw as many as 1.6 million guests per year and would cost at least $24.5 million to complete.
Preliminary indications are that the attraction could draw as many as 1.6 million guests per year and would cost at least $24.5 million to complete.
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There is a long and murky history of this sort of enterprise – very murky!
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Pensacola dinosaur and creationist theme park halted as a tax fraud
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Pat Robertson wanted to build a Jesus theme park on the shore of Galilee in Israel, but the idea was shot down by outrage at some of Robertson's own crazy comments
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Mormons bilked by fraud schemes promising Mormon founder's money, perpetual income or a biblical theme park
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Remember Jim and Tammy Faye Bakker and the “Heritage USA” theme park?
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“The Holy Land Experience” – shady but not up on criminal charges yet. Note the self-serving authoritarian family control of this entity:
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