Speaker 1: There are a lot of weird theme parks out there.
Speaker 1: It's Brooke and Jewel in the morning, And when you're
Speaker 1: planning your next family vacation, just remember a lot of
Speaker 1: those really really weird parks could be a lot of fun.
Speaker 1: You don't think outside the box. I don't just always
Speaker 1: think Disneyland and things like that. There's Tractor Land in
Speaker 1: England where all the rides are big caterpillar machines operated
Speaker 1: by small children. It sounds safe. There's stall in World
Speaker 1: in Russia, where all the rides are constructed out of
Speaker 1: decommissioned Soviet weapons from the era. And of course prison
Speaker 1: Land in Lithuania, which is basically just an old jail
Speaker 1: where families can pay to be locked up inside of
Speaker 1: a prison cell for an entire day on kids who
Speaker 1: wants to ride the electric chair fun? Bobby, you haven't
Speaker 1: cleaned your room in a while. You're first anyway. If
Speaker 1: none of those are your style, maybe you'll be interested
Speaker 1: in a controversial new theme park that just opened a
Speaker 1: peer in the US. It's totally different than anything than
Speaker 1: anyone has ever experienced before, and it's getting very mixed
Speaker 1: reactions from its visitors. It's called National Inquirer. Lie like
Speaker 1: the newspaper, like the gossip tabloid. Yep, it's a twenty
Speaker 1: thousand square foot venue located in Pigeonforge, Tennessee, same place
Speaker 1: where Dollywood is located. Well Man, there's a lot of
Speaker 1: reasons to go there. Yeah, And it takes some of
Speaker 1: the biggest stories ever published by the American tabloid, the
Speaker 1: National Inquirer, and brings them to life with interactive exhibits,
Speaker 1: games and reporter confessionals. And it's getting kind of a
Speaker 1: negative response. Why is it getting a negative response? Could
Speaker 1: possibly be because the main attraction at the park is
Speaker 1: called the Princess Diana Ride. Oh. I don't know much
Speaker 1: about that ride. It's not a ride you want to
Speaker 1: go on, and not a ride that ends happily, you guys. Basically,
Speaker 1: it's a three D virtual reality experience that lets you
Speaker 1: relive the infamous tragedy when Princess Diana passed away in
Speaker 1: a car accident in the city of Paris in nineteen
Speaker 1: ninety seven. This is reality, This is this is actually
Speaker 1: already open. This isn't just some sick joke by someone.
Speaker 1: YEA three D model plays a video showing all the
Speaker 1: same buildings, pathways and paparazzi that followed Diana leading up
Speaker 1: to the moment that her limo crashed. That is sick.
Speaker 1: Remember she was trying to get away from paparazzi and
Speaker 1: then crashing in the wall. Then they show you the
Speaker 1: fatal collision in three D animated video. There's a good
Speaker 1: soundtrack for it. No thank you, how about too soon?
Speaker 1: Like ever, it might sound offensive to some people, but
Speaker 1: the creator swears that it's done in a positive fashion, saying, quote,
Speaker 1: there's no blood or anything in poor taste for people
Speaker 1: who have never been to Paris. It's just showing the
Speaker 1: car's route, the topography, the distance, and the tunnel, that
Speaker 1: kind of stuff. It's done very tastefully. But she still dies,
Speaker 1: but tastefully. And what goes to that? And then things, well,
Speaker 1: that was that was nice. It costs twenty five dollars
Speaker 1: if you want to go on the Princess Diana Ride. Whoa.
Speaker 1: And then once you leave, each person is asked about
Speaker 1: what they believe was the real cause of Diana's death.
Speaker 1: What do they think it was the car crash or
Speaker 1: other conspiracy theories about the accident? Oh wow, But if
Speaker 1: reliving the death of a British aristocrat. Isn't your cup
Speaker 1: of tea? I don't know why it isn't, But anyway,
Speaker 1: there's other fun things you can do at the National
Speaker 1: enquire theme park too. For example, one exhibit shows the
Speaker 1: National Enquires nineteen seventy seven cover photo of Elvis Presley
Speaker 1: and his open coffin. Also like, are you bringing your
Speaker 1: family to that? Like you're with your kids? Like, hey,
Speaker 1: go take a picture with dead Elvis. The theme park
Speaker 1: also features a wax replica of Michael Jackson clutching his
Speaker 1: then nine month old son and dangling him over the
Speaker 1: edge of a hotel balcony. Oh really happened you? Don't
Speaker 1: you remember that? It's just like celebrity death theme park
Speaker 1: pretty much? Yea, this is sick. Where does it like
Speaker 1: a Witney Houston ride? Like when you hear some crack house,
Speaker 1: hear some crack house, go inside? Yeah. Basically, they're just
Speaker 1: highlighting the worst moments from every famous person's life. Talking
Speaker 1: about a new National Enquirer theme park to just open
Speaker 1: in Tennessee. Some parks are meant to thrill people, some
Speaker 1: try to scare people, and then there's the ones that
Speaker 1: you try to shock you, I mean it. Yeah, honestly, Yeah,
Speaker 1: I think that if you post a picture of yourself
Speaker 1: at this park, I'm going to judge you as a
Speaker 1: horrible person. The cost of admission is twenty six dollars
Speaker 1: at ninety nine cents per ticket, so it's pretty cheap
Speaker 1: and business has been great. I guess a lot of
Speaker 1: people are already showing up to the park, and they
Speaker 1: estimate it will draw four or fifty thousand paying customers
Speaker 1: in its first year. Oh my god, Oh my god.
Speaker 1: We have such sick, morbid curiosities. And I know you're
Speaker 1: thinking it's not controversial enough for me. I could see
Speaker 1: Princess Diana die, I get to look at Elvis's dead body.
Speaker 1: I gets to look at Michael Jackson almost kill his kid. Yeah. Well,
Speaker 1: there's one exhibit if it's not controversial enough for you,
Speaker 1: called the O. J. Simpson Ride. No, no, yep, that's
Speaker 1: where you get to step into the role of the
Speaker 1: lead detective of the OJ Simpson case. You'll get taken
Speaker 1: to the crime scene where the bodies of Nicole Brown
Speaker 1: and Ron Goldman were found. God, you get to investigate
Speaker 1: the scene for clues. Does anyone else see that O? J?
Speaker 1: Simpson is actually the only celebrity that shows up in
Speaker 1: real life to go to his own ride. Yeah, but
Speaker 1: go want to check this out? You would. You'll even
Speaker 1: get to try on a little black glove with a
Speaker 1: voiceover on the loudspeaker that says, if it doesn't fit,
Speaker 1: you must quit from that trial. Wow, there's another celebrity
Speaker 1: ride that gives you, quote the real celebrity experience where
Speaker 1: you stroll down a red carpet while being blinded by
Speaker 1: camera flashes and constantly heckled by virtual paparazzi. Oh so
Speaker 1: this is like the negative side yeah fame. And they
Speaker 1: have selfie stations located around the park where you compose
Speaker 1: with controversial creatures like aliens, Bigfoot, and of course Chris Brown,
Speaker 1: he's got to be there. Don't want to go on
Speaker 1: the Chris Brown Rihanna car ride ride. That's a tough
Speaker 1: one too. A lot of first aid stations. Even though
Speaker 1: many people are extremely upset that this park exists, it
Speaker 1: is still not affecting business at all. In fact, the
Speaker 1: National Acquired theme park is projected do so well that
Speaker 1: another park is already set to open in the town
Speaker 1: of Branson, Missouri, this summer. And there are rumors about
Speaker 1: other potential scandals that will be featured in the new park,
Speaker 1: including Tiger Woods and it's battered suv is gonna say
Speaker 1: the cheating scandal, like what do you That could actually
Speaker 1: be a really fun ride. To do it right, that one,
Speaker 1: you have to have protect her literally Britney Spears shaving
Speaker 1: her head. That's another ride that they might have at
Speaker 1: that one. And of course, how is that a ride
Speaker 1: Kim Kardashian sex tape ride. I don't know how they're
Speaker 1: going to do that one, but twenty six dollars and
Speaker 1: ninety nine cents gits in I bet that was probably Yeah,
Speaker 1: that would be now would be more expensive. Texted into
Speaker 1: seven eighty five, nine and two. Who's taking their family
Speaker 1: this year to the National Inquirers? Same park? Your phone
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