Amusement Park Pitch

Mermaid Cove
Mermaid Cove is an underwater themed park. It sits on top of where a lake and river meet. The main power source is tyson turbine.
-sailor who’s ship has crashed and is now underwater.

-Located on a river (uses water from the river as an energy source)
-fresh fish from the river served at restaurants
-no dolphins, seals, or whales, but there are themed rides
-minimal fish tanks, ethical aquarium

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