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I do! And themed dining like Rainforest Cafes and the like. My previous job was famous for their elaborately themed offices (I worked in the Alice in Wonderland

• prawn 3y ago
  You might've liked the now-closed themed Hotel Valdivia in Santiago: https://www.google.com/search?q=valdivia+hotel+santiago&source=lnms&tbm=isch https://www.google.com/search?q=valdivia+hotel+santiago&sour... My now-wife and I stayed there almost 20 years ago, in the disco room: spa and waterfall, shower in an orange glass hexagon, a toilet room surrounded by mirrors. It was quite the experience. On theme parks, I wonder if there's ever been research into serious fans of them, and if they have formative history in common, like first visiting one at a key age, or similar. I can appreciate the experience, but I'm personally baffled by people who just keep returning to the exclusion of other opportunities around the country or world. Each to their own though!
  • maverick2007 3y ago
    That hotel looks awesome! I wish I could've stayed there. And I wonder the same. My family moved around a lot growing up and one of the few constants was a visit to a specific theme park every year. It seemed to be one of the few constants in my life when I was younger. I'm sure that certainly influenced the way that I feel about them. I bet a surprising amount of other enthusiasts would have similar stories.
• vonmixer 3y ago
  Was that Epic systems? I worked there ages ago and had the same sentiment about their campus - very cool looking but terrible culture.
  • maverick2007 3y ago
    Yep, you got it! I concur with that.
• 55555 3y ago
  You should check out love hotels in Asia (Japan, Thailand).