In my view, this may actually be a bigger deal than Pantheon, especially in the longer term. Mardi Gras done well could be a really big deal.Looks like the park has updated the hours to reflect another Winter Weekends in January 2022 and the Mardi Gras event for February. Also, longer hours than 2021 since there's no capacity restrictions.
Mardi Gras last year was a lot of fun despite having restrictions last year.In my view, this may actually be a bigger deal than Pantheon, especially in the longer term. Mardi Gras done well could be a really big deal.
Sadly this is likelyJudging by the latest track record BGW will try to pack the park way past what they can support with their staffing this time around.
This seems like the better area to continue this conversation.Busch is really pushing the year round opertion.....its closed for a month and they are tearing shit apart left and right thrashing to do what they used to do in the 3 months they were closed in the off season. When they reopen so many things will be still in repairs that its really pointless to go. Its really a marketing lie that they are year round.
More like a 24 hr Steak and Shake that closes from 6p-10a... don't ask!Busch saying they are open year round is like a 24 hour gas station that closes form midnight till 1am.
More like a 24 hr Steak and Shake that closes from 6p-10a... don't ask!
What about a wood carver, when the park had the wood sign shop they had to do a better business and have more appeal than the art place there now.
I would add: the park (not this time of year) has long hours that are 7 days a week. Many of these artists likely have shows, fairs, and other things they want to go to. It can cause closings. One person working 7 days a week, 12 hour+ days, shouldn’t be expected.You may have a point, but anecdotal evidence on popularity is just that, not necessarily the truth on popularity. Also, not sure if the park is even able to effectively measure it.
My guess is that the general guidance for tenants in that space are arts/crafts related so non-thoosies can enjoy the creations.
And my second guess is that in the current operations of the park appearing to put profit first, the park isn't concerned about throughput or popularity of the tenants as long as they both keep on being an arts/crafts shop (no MLM or technology or whatever tenant - it's not a mall kiosk) and paying rent on time in full.
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