The article discusses how global trade disputes, particularly involving the U.S. and China, have implications for local amusement parks. Families are opting for regional parks over big attractions like Disney World to avoid high travel costs. Tariffs on imported materials like steel for rides and toys can increase operational costs for parks. Despite potential financial strains, amusement parks like Playland's Castaway Cove are currently seeing good attendance, as long as the weather remains favorable.
For park owners, tariffs could subject them to extra costs that their customers might not think about, impacting prices and affordability for families wanting to have fun.
Families are increasingly favoring regional amusement parks as they offer affordable summer vacation options, especially amidst economic uncertainty caused by trade disputes.
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