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Action City!!!

The ultimate haven for adrenaline addicts!
 
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Imagine a one-stop theme park for all of your adrenaline pumping needs - a parkour park, a smorgasbord of indoor and outdoor paintball fields, dirtbike tracks, ski ranches, laser tank battlefields, rockclimbing walls, cliffs for cliff diving, go-kart destruction derby arenas, etc. The PA system through out the park would pump about all sorts of aggressive jams and action themes from movie soundtracks.
prototrance, May 15 2007

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       (-) This may be commercially successful with that all-important 18-24 male demographic, but I find a list of existing things with a common theme a poor excuse for a halfbakery posting. Good consumer, down, now.   

       (+) On the other hand, it would be nice to keep the people whose idea of excitement involves too much punctuation and sports marketed as "extreme" or "ultimate" out of the rest of the world.   

       (+) So that's where "Action Strasse" is located!
jutta, May 15 2007
  

       Sounds like a commercial for the U.S. Army. Give it a one-way entrance and no exit and you'll have my vote.
nuclear hobo, May 15 2007
  

       I like the idea of Action City as an elaborate candid camera style prank. People entering the parks would sign permission for footage of them actioning! to be used for promo purposes. The various actions might tunr out to be not entirely what they expect.
bungston, May 16 2007
  

       Would I start growing donkey ears and a tail if I stayed too long?
RayfordSteele, May 18 2007
  
      
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