City on a Hill—A Future Perfect World
Ever since the Puritan pilgrims settled in the new world in the 17th century, Americans have been convinced of their redemptive role; that is, their ability eventually to transform the City of the World into a Celestial City. Very early in our nation's history, however, the road to perfection veered away from spiritual grace toward technology as savior and utopian engineer. On artistic and practical levels, Celestial Cities strives to join technology with a progressive spirit to create a utopian garden city out of the wilderness.
"At the same time, I'd be doing the company a disservice if I didn't tell you that I've been in this business more than 20 years, and since those first days onward, roller coasters have been the moneymakers of this industry. I've seen other trends come and go, and some make occasional splashes that rival short-term return on investment (ROI) on coasters. But long term, there's no competition; roller coasters offer 4 to 20 times the ROI of anything else. The only thing that comes close to their stability are our food concessions."
City on a Hill—A Future Perfect World Ever since the Puritan pilgrims settled in the new world in the 17th century, Americans have been convinced of their redemptive role; that is, their ability eventually to transform the City of the World into a Celestial City. Very early in our nation's history, however, the road to perfection veered away from spiritual grace toward technology as savior and utopian engineer. On artistic and practical levels, Celestial Cities strives to join technology with a progressive spirit to create a utopian garden city out of the wilderness. "At the same time, I'd be doing the company a disservice if I didn't tell you that I've been in this business more than 20 years, and since those first days onward, roller coasters have been the moneymakers of this industry. I've seen other trends come and go, and some make occasional splashes that rival short-term return on investment (ROI) on coasters. But long term, there's no competition; roller coasters offer 4 to 20 times the ROI of anything else. The only thing that comes close to their stability are our food concessions."
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