Jerudong Park: Questions from a recent visit


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Written by Delwin Keasberry Friday, 10 August 2012 10:13

Greetings Readers! Recently I visited Jerudong Park. After the visit, I wrote down a few questions in my journal.

Will Jerudong Park ever sparkle again like it did in the nineties? Does the Park need 'fixing'? Where would you begin? Should we try and resuscitate this seemingly unconscious giant? Would more rides help? Should we bring back old ones? Inject in more resources? Is it time to put up the 'Do Not Resuscitate' sign?

Have you been back to the Park recently? What are your thoughts?

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