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I'd totally do it if I was still living in Italy...Ditto...do it!
This is actually in my bucket list...
This is actually in my bucket list...
A must have!Not going to lie. Deep down I really want the PADI "missle silo certification".
Yup! You got the right idea
Found a source that ballparked $45,000 per acre to construct artificial lakes. I bet I could do a 3 phase deal, start with one lake and add on, plenty of available warehouses in western PA. Who knew filling a warehouse with trampolines would take off? Indoor ski slopes?There are only a few, Huge money to build and they seem to be doing alright. Regular water parks, big ones seem to do ok, with much bigger overhead. I haven’t crunched any numbers or done any feasibility studies or market analysis, but Scuba seems alive and well in this area. Well, just a thought. Thanks all for your input, greatly appreciated!
Found a source that ballparked $45,000 per acre to construct artificial lakes. I bet I could do a 3 phase deal, start with one lake and add on, plenty of available warehouses in western PA. Who knew filling a warehouse with trampolines would take off? Indoor ski slopes?There are only a few, Huge money to build and they seem to be doing alright. Regular water parks, big ones seem to do ok, with much bigger overhead. I haven’t crunched any numbers or done any feasibility studies or market analysis, but Scuba seems alive and well in this area. Well, just a thought. Thanks all for your input, greatly appreciated!