How much is the bill of an average amusement park..?
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well, all the electric and the entertainment and the costly price of repairs\ni would say about \n14,000.00\n A Month
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Zero for volunteers and interns, or whatever the minimum wage for a Florida tourism  [theme park] job, otherwise.  This is below the normally cited federal minimum.  In other words, they'll pay you nothing, or next to nothing, while charging me 100 bucks to bring my 7 and 9 year old kids.  And since it's Florida they'll probably charge you for your uniform, too.
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labrea tar pits.........childrens museum.........gene autry museum, travel town............universal studios.......santa monica pier..they have amusement park lot cheaper than disneyland.........travel town is freehave fun..........enjoy sunny calif
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Assuming you are speaking of the museum near Niagra Falls it's $12.95/adult.  All the rates are available on their web site.  Have fun!
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They Dont Multipy In Their Head On Tha Spot They Use A Meter To See How Much You Hav To Pay.\n\nIf You Do It Long Enough They Man Giv U A Round About Amount Depending On How Long Tha Trip Is.
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I love this riddle, haven't seen it a while... quite simple :) okay its takes a while: $25 to hotel, $2 for bellboy in transit, $3 returned to the GUYS = $30. Each guy DID spend $27, plus the $2 bellman pocketed (tricky part is do not add but SUBTRACT!) they had no idea they're supposed to spend $25! should've stayed home, lol
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Go to a park, many are free
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Go to the red light district.  About 50.00 I would suspect.
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That is only 2 questions...lol.  It is hard to say because it depends on where you live--and with gas prices having gone up, nobody really knows what to expect.  My gas bill is approx $75 a month, right now, but where I lived last year, it was at least 220.00.  Again, it depends on what your income and expenses are.  If it is tight every month, but you want a vacation, then you have to give up on all other entertainment and save, save, save--for me, typically--i figure out what my entertainment budget is based on what is left over after everything else
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3.5 cents....almost in all the world ..any bills cost 3.5% of the bill price....3.5 dollar for a 100 dollar bill for example
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Theme Park Worker \nAt Walt Disney World (Orlando, Florida)\nStarting salary: $5.95 an hour. \nAfter 3 years: $13,541 a year \nAt Disneyland (Paris, France).\nAverage yearly salary: $13,000 to $15,000.\nDisney’s total theme park income (1997): $1.13 billion 10\n\nCheck out the second link for the super-wages of Kenndy Space Centre Workers!!!\n\nCheck their sites for stuff on electrical engineers - couldn't find nethin!
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The greatest number of roller coasters in a park was in 2003 when Six Flags and Magic Mountain opened their sixteenth coaster!\n\n Did you know that the highest average age for a roller coaster ride is about 72 years old?\n\n The longest inner- tube water slide was 874-feet- and-4-inches-long. It was the ‘Triple Saurus’ slide.\n\nTwo of the roller coasters with the largest drop are Top Thrill Dragster with a drop of 400 feet and Steel Dragon 2000 with a drop of 306 feet.  Now they are opening a new coater at Six Flags, which is the new tallest- Kinga Kong which is at 418 feet.\n\n The longest roller coaster was the Steel Dragon 2000 with a length of 1,833 feet.\n\n One of the fastest roller coasters is the Dodonpa with a speed of 106.8 miles per hour.\n\n-One of the oldest roller coasters was Leap-the-Dips in 1902 and Scenic Railway, 1912.
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Dont forget the booking fee of £5.40 and Handling charge of £4.95!  \n\n£64 is a lot for a one-day festival no matter how many Djs are playing.
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Disneyland welcomes up to 65,000 Guests in a single day and welcomes between 10-12 million Guests over the course of a year. \n\nOn all the rides and attractions at Disneyland, the music never stops and the anamatronics never stop moving, even when the park is closed! However, the music can be turned down low so you can't hear it. (such as when Haunted Mansion is stopped for wheelchairs it is noticible)\n\nDisney spends about $41,000 per night on the fireworks show\n\nDISNEYLAND, “The Happiest Place on Earth,” is located approximately 27 miles southeast of Los Angeles. Its hometown is Anaheim, California.\n\nThe magic lands and public areas of DISNEYLAND occupy 85 acres of ground. Guest parking accommodates 10,250 vehicles.\n\nThe magic of DISNEYLAND comes to life in eight "themed" lands:\nMAIN STREET, U.S.A. \nADVENTURELAND \nNEW ORLEANS SQUARE \nFRONTIERLAND \nCRITTER COUNTRY \nFANTASYLAND\nMICKEY’S TOONTOWN \nTOMORROWLAND \n\nDISNEYLAND is open 365 days a year and offers extended operating hours during holiday periods and summer months. To verify hours, please call (714) 781-4565 or (213) 626-8605, ext. 4565. Information is also available on our Web site www.disneyland.com.\n\nDISNEYLAND opened July 17, 1955, with 18 major attractions. Today, there are more than 60 adventures and attractions.\n\nCheck the links for more info!
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As much as you can NEVER spend.\n\n\nP.S.  DOWN HERE we have eternal fire money - trades well for heavenly vacations BTW.
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Are there any amusement parks or water parks in your area?  i know that they hire 15 year olds sometimes 14 year olds with a recommendation.  It may be only to pick up trash and clean up the grounds, but it is better than nothing right?
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www.campingworld.com has one for $180.00\n\nhttp://www.campingworld.com/browse/skus/index.cfm?deptID=&subOf=7&skunum=25311&src=TSC