How Amusement Parks Contribute to the Nation’s Economy

Whew!  Summer is almost over and it’s back-to-school time for many. I can hear the cries of joy from so many parents, because they don’t have to worry about how to keep the little ones occupied any longer.  Not only is it challenging to think of ways to keep them busy, but the costs of activities can break the bank.  Check out our infographic on how much Americans spend sending their kiddies off to Amusement Parks during the summer.

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Sorry, the money you paid to send your child off to the amusement park this summer isn’t tax deductible, but costs for day camp may be.

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One response to “How Amusement Parks Contribute to the Nation’s Economy”

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   Last year I only clamed 3 of my 5 children because everyone told me after 3 it wouldn’t make a difference is this true or should I put down all 5

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