"Dan" wrote in message
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Does this seem wrong? What if there was Jews only day, or Catholics
only day? Would that be news?

http://www.icnanj.org/sixflags/

Dan


They "bought the park", Dan. Anybody can do it. But I doubt that anything
except the meeting areas, certain restaurants, etc are off limits to the
general public.

Jack

In article , Dan
writes:

Subject: Muslim ONLY day at Six Flags in New Jersey?!?
From: Dan
Date: 15 Sep 2004 06:29:10 -0500

On Tue, 14 Sep 2004 23:35:03 -0400, "Jack Painter"
wrote:


"Dan" wrote in message
. ..
Does this seem wrong? What if there was Jews only day, or Catholics
only day? Would that be news?

http://www.icnanj.org/sixflags/

Dan


They "bought the park", Dan. Anybody can do it. But I doubt that anything
except the meeting areas, certain restaurants, etc are off limits to the
general public.

I understand that. I just think that if it was Jews only day - with
no Muslims allowed - someone would be complaining.

It just strikes me as wrong.

Dan


They apparantly have a " Gay Day" At Disneyworld;
- a group can buy the park !

There isn't an official gay day in which a group of gays "buy" the park at
Disney World, but an informal gathering on a given day.

Disney doesn't close its parks to the public for a private group.

-Steve



"Diverd4777" wrote in message
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In article , Dan

writes:

Subject: Muslim ONLY day at Six Flags in New Jersey?!?
From: Dan
Date: 15 Sep 2004 06:29:10 -0500

On Tue, 14 Sep 2004 23:35:03 -0400, "Jack Painter"
wrote:


"Dan" wrote in message
. ..
Does this seem wrong? What if there was Jews only day, or Catholics
only day? Would that be news?

http://www.icnanj.org/sixflags/

Dan


They "bought the park", Dan. Anybody can do it. But I doubt that
anything
except the meeting areas, certain restaurants, etc are off limits to the
general public.

I understand that. I just think that if it was Jews only day - with
no Muslims allowed - someone would be complaining.

It just strikes me as wrong.

Dan


They apparantly have a " Gay Day" At Disneyworld;
- a group can buy the park !

They "bought the park", Dan. Anybody can do it. But I doubt that anything
except the meeting areas, certain restaurants, etc are off limits to the
general public.

Jack

I bought a Chrysler a few years ago, and received tickets to a Chrysler
buyer-appreciation night at the local Six Flags. They had the entire park,
a private party, public wholly excluded. No lines, walk right up to any
ride and go. You can buy the entire park and have it all for yourself.

"Brian Running" wrote:

They "bought the park", Dan. Anybody can do it. But I doubt that anything
except the meeting areas, certain restaurants, etc are off limits to the
general public.

Jack

I bought a Chrysler a few years ago, and received tickets to a Chrysler
buyer-appreciation night at the local Six Flags. They had the entire park,
a private party, public wholly excluded. No lines, walk right up to any
ride and go. You can buy the entire park and have it all for yourself.


Back in the 80s, a computer society I belonged to (DECUS) routinely
rented Disneyland for an evening. Want to see Disneyland empty? Put
only 10,000 people in it.


--
Eric F. Richards,
"Making me root for a sanctimonious statist blowhard like Kerry isn't
the worst thing Bush has done to the country. But it's the offense
that I take most personally."
-- http://www.reason.com/links/links071304.shtml

Dan wrote:

They "bought the park", Dan. Anybody can do it. But I doubt that anything
except the meeting areas, certain restaurants, etc are off limits to the
general public.


I understand that. I just think that if it was Jews only day - with
no Muslims allowed - someone would be complaining.

It just strikes me as wrong.


I can see the outrage now if a 'Middle Class Heterosexual Whites' day
were announced. The reverse discrimination business is in full swing.




mike

"Steve" wrote in message
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There isn't an official gay day in which a group of gays "buy" the park at
Disney World,

Sorry, nothing to do with shortwave radio.You are on the wrong newsgroup.

"Brian Running" wrote in message
. ..
They "bought the park", Dan. Anybody can do it. But I doubt that
anything

Sorry, nothing to do with shortwave radio.You are on the wrong newsgroup.

"Eric F. Richards" wrote in message
...

Back in the 80s, a computer society I belonged to (DECUS) routinely
rented Disneyland for an evening. Want to see Disneyland empty? Put
only 10,000 people in it.


Anything to do with shortwave radio?.

RHF wrote:

Yes that would probably cause an "IMAGE" Problem for any 'private'
Open-to-the-Public Amusement Park.

MII - Have you changed hats ? ~ RHF


Nope..no hat change. I've gotten used to the floppy ears.


mike