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I consider myself an amusement park survivor. I’ve done Disney on two continents, boardwalks on both coasts, Busch Gardens, Hersheypark, Universal Hollywood, haunted Halloween nights, and Christmas at an indoor waterpark. I’ve accompanied a summer camp to Sesame Place and the eighth-grade trip to Six Flags. And despite unbearable lines, whining children, unappealing food and my own terror of roller coasters, I can honestly say there’s no place I’d rather spend the day. Why? Because the kids always have so much fun.
You just spent all day rushing around. You got the kids ready for school, did the dishes, took Max — the family dog — to the vet, picked up the dry cleaning, ran by the grocery store to stock up on milk and bread, dropped off the science fair project your oldest left by the front door, and got home just in time to pack your kids back into the car for an afternoon of baseball practice and ballet lessons.
And you're tired.
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