From today's LA Times, a bit of detail of why the conversion to an "Adventure Park".
http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-santa-village-20161202-story.html
>>The park owners also plan to introduce a series of outdoor activities next spring, including mountain biking and hiking trails, a zip line, fly fishing and camping — activities they say will add to the value of the $59 admission ticket ($49 for kids).
“The idea was not to go carnival rides, but more to go outdoors,” said Michelle Johnson, who bought the park with her husband in 2014. Both are mountain bikers and originally planned to build a bike park on the property, which spans 230 acres in total. They decided to resurrect Santa’s Village on 15 acres when they realized how strongly local residents felt about it. Johnson’s husband, Bill, got his first job at 13 as a ride operator at the park.<<
And a video of the new park...
http://losangeles.cbslocal.com/2016/12/02/santas-village-reopens-today-in-lake-arrowhead/
http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-santa-village-20161202-story.html
>>The park owners also plan to introduce a series of outdoor activities next spring, including mountain biking and hiking trails, a zip line, fly fishing and camping — activities they say will add to the value of the $59 admission ticket ($49 for kids).
“The idea was not to go carnival rides, but more to go outdoors,” said Michelle Johnson, who bought the park with her husband in 2014. Both are mountain bikers and originally planned to build a bike park on the property, which spans 230 acres in total. They decided to resurrect Santa’s Village on 15 acres when they realized how strongly local residents felt about it. Johnson’s husband, Bill, got his first job at 13 as a ride operator at the park.<<
And a video of the new park...
http://losangeles.cbslocal.com/2016/12/02/santas-village-reopens-today-in-lake-arrowhead/
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