What is an unpwered theme park?

What is an unpowered theme park?

     Most theme parks are for profit-oriented interests, occupy a certain scale of land and investment, implement closed management, have one or more specific cultural tourism themes, and provide tourists with paid leisure experience, cultural and entertainment products or services. For example, amusement parks with large-scale amusement facilities as the main body, large-scale miniature landscape parks, and various film and television cities and animation cities that provide scene simulation and environmental experience as the main content. Various types of public welfare town parks, animal and botanical gardens, etc. proposed by the government do not belong to theme parks.

     An unpowered park refers to a park that is built for the purpose of profit, occupies a certain scale of land and investment, implements closed management, has one or more specific cultural tourism themes, and provides tourists with paid leisure experience, cultural and entertainment products or services. It mainly combines climbing, climbing, drilling, running and jumping with various recreational facilities for coordination and strength training (climbing nets, slides, zip-lines, swings, rocking horses, seesaws, etc.) . Combined with miniature landscape parks and parks that provide scenario simulation and environmental experience as the main content.

     Non-powered equipment can reduce children's dependence on finished products and electric equipment, let children experience nature in play, and stimulate creativity, imagination and cooperation in exploration. At the same time, it is also beneficial for parents and children to interact and communicate together, enhance the emotion between parents and children, and improve children's physical skills, hands-on ability, thinking ability, communication ability, etc.