k (pronounced /keÉª/) is occasionally used in some English-speaking countries as an alternative for the word kilometre in colloquial writing and speech. A slang term for the kilometre in the US military is klick.
Well I could personally advise you if you wish. A water park can be built for as little as 2-4 million. You can build a decent one for 12 million. Send me a message at zuesefl {at} yahoo.com if you are serious. Source(s): I work in the theme park industry, know a few owners of water parks, theme parks, ride makers.Also used to work for Disney and Universal.ell I could personally advise you if you wish. A water park can be built for as little as 2-4 million. You can build a decent one for 12 million. Send me a message at zuesefl {at} yahoo.com if you are serious. Source(s): I work in the theme park industry, know a few owners of water parks, theme parks, ride makers.
It wasn't until 1911 that the first official amusement park ride was opened. The carousel, which is now in the National Register of Historic Places, was hand-carved and cost over $10,000 US Dollars (USD) to produce.