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The bumpy ride for creditors chasing bankrupt theme park investor
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The bumpy ride for creditors chasing bankrupt theme park investor
It was billed as Britain’s answer to Disneyland Paris. Unveiled in 2012, plans for the vast 900-acre theme park in Kent dazzled locals with boasts of building Europe’s largest indoor water park, a host of Mission Impossible-themed rollercoasters and the creation of 27,000 jobs. Hollywood giant Paramount ramped up the excitement, announcing it would be a key partner in the £3.5bn development as part of a licensing agreement. But more than a dec…
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