- Clementon Park huko Clementon, New Jersey inauzwa kwenye mnada
- Ilianzishwa kama moja ya "bustani za trolley" za taifa, ilijengwa mwishoni mwa njia ya trolley kuhamasisha utunzaji wakati wa wikendi
- Hifadhi imefungwa tangu Septemba 2019
Ikiwa uliwahi kutaka kumiliki bustani yako ya burudani, bustani ya maji na ziwa la kibinafsi, sasa ndio nafasi yako!
Clementon Park, bustani ya kupendeza na ya maji iliyoanzishwa mnamo 1907 huko Clementon, New Jersey, inauzwa kwa mnada mnamo Machi 23 na Capital Recovery Group, (CRG) kampuni ya usawa wa kibinafsi iliyoko Connecticut. Kulingana na Rais wa CRG Bill Firestone mbuga hiyo itapigwa mnada kwa ukamilifu au itauzwa kama ardhi, vifaa, safari, majengo na leseni ya pombe vipande vipande.
"Tunatafuta mnunuzi wa bustani hii ya kupendeza iliyoko nje ya Philadelphia na tunatarajia hamu kubwa katika mnada," alisema Firestone. "Mali hiyo ni pamoja na ziwa la ekari 25, bwawa, safari za burudani, bustani ya maji na leseni kamili ya pombe."
Ilianzishwa kama moja ya "mbuga za troli" za taifa, ilijengwa mwishoni mwa njia ya trolley kuhamasisha utunzaji wakati wa wikendi na kutoa burudani kwa wakaazi wa Philadelphia karibu. Ilianzishwa na Theodore Gibbs na wanawe wawili, iliendeshwa na familia hadi 2011 wakati ilinunuliwa na kikundi cha uwekezaji cha Premier Parks, ambaye aliipa jina la Clementon Park na Splash World kwa kutambua kuongezwa kwa Hifadhi ya maji.
Bustani hiyo imefungwa tangu Septemba 2019. Jaji aliyeitwa Howard Samuels na Washauri wa Rally Capital kama mpokeaji mnamo Januari 25, 2021. Samuels aliajiri CRG kuuza bustani hiyo, iwe kama kitengo kimoja au vipande vipande. Zabuni zitachukuliwa Machi 23, 2021, na ukaguzi utapatikana Machi 19.
NINI CHA KUONDOA KATIKA MAKALA HII:
- Clementon Park, an amusement and water park founded in 1907 in Clementon, New Jersey, is being sold at auction on March 23 by Capital Recovery Group, (CRG) a global private equity firm based in Connecticut.
- Founded by Theodore Gibbs and his two sons, it was family-run until 2011 when it was purchased by investment group Premier Parks, who then renamed it Clementon Park and Splash World in recognition of the addition of the water park.
- It was built at the end of a trolley line to encourage ridership during the weekends and to provide amusements for residents of nearby Philadelphia.
