Theme Park definition

Theme Park means and includes a sector specific park like Financial District, Information Technology park, Food processing park, Apparel park, Biotechnology Park etc.

Theme Park means any permanent location, which is open to use, or attendance by the public at which is exclusively offered activities for entertainment, amusement, pleasure, or relaxation.

Theme Park means such parks, which the Board, may, by notification in the Official Gazette, specify in accordance with the scheme framed and notified by the Central Government.”

Examples of Theme Park in a sentence

• The need for the monitoring of White-bellied Sea Eagles by HKITP after completion of CEDD’s works was agreed with EPD on 27 June 2008, and the monitoring of White-bellied Sea Eagles will be conducted for a 2-year period when the Theme Park Phase II fireworks displays are launched.

• The Disneyland Resort Line commenced operations on 1st August 2005 to provide a rail-shuttle service between the Xxxx Xxxxx Line at Sunny Bay and the Hong Kong Disneyland Theme Park which opened in September 2005.

• Office work and regular maintenance of machinery within the Theme Park is also undertaken in the Back-of-House Area.

• The major activities undertaken in the Theme Park are the operation of theme park attractions, rides, fireworks displays, ancillary restaurants, retail shops and servicing facilities.

• The need for the monitoring of White-bellied Sea Eagles by HKITP after completion of CEDD’s works has been agreed with EPD on 27 June 2008, and the monitoring of White-bellied Sea Eagles will be conducted for a 2-year period when the Theme Park Phase II fireworks displays are launched.

More Definitions of Theme Park

Theme Park means a commercially operated enterprise that offers fides, games, and other forms of family entertainment.

Theme Park shall be defined as a park: (i) of at least forty (40) contiguous acres; (ii) surrounded by a fence, water or other barrier (or combination of barriers); (iii) which consists of at least five rides, attractions, shows and exhibits, which may or may not be based upon a single theme; (iv) which has an admission charge to the Theme Park as a whole (although additional charges may be made for specific rides or attractions); and (v) which shall generally be advertised to the public as a theme park, amusement park or studio tour-type attraction. Without limitation, Six Flags Magic Mountain and Universal Studios are both Theme Parks, but IMAX is not, nor would any entertainment complex or single stand-alone ride or combination of two to five Permanent Attractions and Live Shows be a Theme Park, even if part of a hotel, shopping center, entertainment or motion picture complex or other development.

Theme Park shall have the meaning assigned to such term in the DWA Offshore License Agreement.

Theme Park means any “gated” theme park which is predominantly themed to, and exhibits, live terrestrial or marine animals and whose attractions are predominantly composed of entertainment and amusement elements (e.g., amusement rides and stage shows) as opposed to solely animal displays, including SeaWorld’s “SeaWorld® Orlando”, “SeaWorld® San Antonio”, “SeaWorld® San Diego”, “Xxxxx Gardens Tampa” and “Xxxxx Gardens Williamsburg” theme parks and theme parks substantially similar thereto.

Theme Park means any combination of recreational, entertainment,

Theme Park shall have the meaning set forth in the fourth Whereas clause hereof.

Theme Park means any theme park, studio tour, or similar tourist attraction (whether now known or hereafter invented) (such as, by way of example only, Universal Studios Florida, Universal Studios Hollywood and "The Second Gate") or any separately identified area or component thereof, or other group location-based entertainment areas ("GLBEA") which shall contain without limitation a combination of Attractions (such as, by way of example, visual displays, attractions, amusement park rides, funhouses, game/arcade areas (other than coin-operated arcade games and CD-ROMs for home use), ride films and virtual reality devices or simulators), provided that MCA shall not open any GLBEA containing the Xx. Xxxxx Elements separate and apart from "large scale" centers such as Universal Studios Florida, Universal Studios Hollywood and "The Second Gate".