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FRANKFORT, Ky. Gov. Steve Beshear said Wednesday that a creationism theme park, expected to open in Northern Kentucky in 2014, would have a $250 million annual impact on the states economy.
Ark Encounter, which will feature a 500-foot-long wooden replica of Noahs Ark containing live animals such as juvenile giraffes, is projected to cost $150 million and create 900 jobs, Beshear announced at a Capitol press conference.
Make no mistake about it, this is a huge deal, he said.
The park, to be located on 800 acres in Grant County off Interstate 75, also will include a Walled City, live animal shows, a replica of the Tower of Babel, a 500-seat special-effects theater, an aviary and a first-century Middle Eastern village.
No doubt Mad-o-lyin will insist that we all boycott it.
FRANKFORT, Ky. Gov. Steve Beshear said Wednesday that a creationism theme park, expected to open in Northern Kentucky in 2014, would have a $250 million annual impact on the states economy.
Ark Encounter, which will feature a 500-foot-long wooden replica of Noahs Ark containing live animals such as juvenile giraffes, is projected to cost $150 million and create 900 jobs, Beshear announced at a Capitol press conference.
Make no mistake about it, this is a huge deal, he said.
The park, to be located on 800 acres in Grant County off Interstate 75, also will include a Walled City, live animal shows, a replica of the Tower of Babel, a 500-seat special-effects theater, an aviary and a first-century Middle Eastern village.
Beshear announces creationism theme park to open in 2014, with $250 million impact | courier-journal.com | The Courier-Journal
Which state is planning to build a theme park for Grimm's Fairy Tales, I wonder? A monument to foolishness....in Kentucky. They must be so proud.
FRANKFORT, Ky. Gov. Steve Beshear said Wednesday that a creationism theme park, expected to open in Northern Kentucky in 2014, would have a $250 million annual impact on the states economy.
Ark Encounter, which will feature a 500-foot-long wooden replica of Noahs Ark containing live animals such as juvenile giraffes, is projected to cost $150 million and create 900 jobs, Beshear announced at a Capitol press conference.
Make no mistake about it, this is a huge deal, he said.
The park, to be located on 800 acres in Grant County off Interstate 75, also will include a Walled City, live animal shows, a replica of the Tower of Babel, a 500-seat special-effects theater, an aviary and a first-century Middle Eastern village.
Beshear announces creationism theme park to open in 2014, with $250 million impact | courier-journal.com | The Courier-Journal
Which state is planning to build a theme park for Grimm's Fairy Tales, I wonder? A monument to foolishness....in Kentucky. They must be so proud.
That makes this different from other theme parks how? Next you'll be mocking Cali and Florida for their Disney resorts.
The state is not looking to build it, you ignorant hyper-partisan imbecile
It is a group of investors looking to build it within the state
Park developers are seeking state tourism development incentives and could receive up to $37.5 million over a 10-year period.
Oh Kentucky. I was wondering why a personal lubricant company going to build any kind of a theme park.....carry on....
The state is not looking to build it, you ignorant hyper-partisan imbecile
It is a group of investors looking to build it within the state
Maybe you should read the article before sounding off..
Park developers are seeking state tourism development incentives and could receive up to $37.5 million over a 10-year period.
Just curious. How can it be constitutional to dedicate millions of dollars of taxpayer money to promoting fundie christian beliefs?
Just curious. How can it be constitutional to dedicate millions of dollars of taxpayer money to promoting fundie christian beliefs?
Damn, private companies, investors, investing millions to create hundreds of jobs, creating more tax revenues for the state. What a tragedy.
