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3 popular New England attractions under new ownership

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(WPRI) — Three longstanding New England attractions, including Story Land and Lake Compounce, have changed hands. Herschend announced earlier this month that it is acquiring 20 entertainment properties from Palace Entertainment. The 20 entertainment properties, which include amusement parks, water parks, campgrounds and hotels, are located in the United States. Parques Reunidos, Palace Entertainment's parent company, opted to sell the properties…

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3 popular New England attractions under new ownership

(WPRI) — Three longstanding New England attractions, including Story Land and Lake Compounce, have changed hands. Herschend announced earlier this month that it is acquiring 20 entertainment properties from Palace Entertainment. The 20 entertainment properties, which include amusement parks, water parks, campgrounds and hotels, are located in the United States. Parques Reunidos, Palace Entertainment's parent company, opted to sell the properties…

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My Ballard broke the news in on Thursday, March 27, 2025.
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