A Time Machine Theme Park

Daily writing prompt
Come up with a crazy business idea.

Day 11 of Bloganuary Challenge!

Okay, the prompt itself is a challenge question since I am no way a business person. In fact when WordPress asked something similar as to what business I would start, I wrote a flower shop. I think that in itself can be crazy for me with all my allergies.

But what about a crazy business idea for the general population. How about a theme part to go and experience our parents and grandparents eras? I have always heard, “when we were young, our life was so tough”. How about show our kids and grandkids the same experience. Maybe a 70s era room, a 80s era school and 60s era how life was when children came from school. I know places that show what happened in the 18th century and 19th century but what about children experiencing with their parents and grandparents, their life. In fact kids would be surprised even with a rotary phone or a Television that does not have a remote. An evening that was not filled with parent planned activities but trying to fill up their free time on their own. How about no internet and waiting for a letter to get an information or learning about telegram. 

I think every country in the world has been transformed because of technology and the theme park can be customized according to that country. I think the parents need to stay with their children at least a week since the experience sets in only after a few days. 

I remember my hometown in India not so crowded and more silent. I remember the days we used an antenna for the Television and we kids being the remote. I remember the days when we received a telegram (we did not have a telephone), my grandparents would be nervous since it would bring in death news. I remember the day when we did not talk about diet but did so many household chores as exercise. My Mom did not have to worry about a packaged food since we never bought any. We wrote letters to our aunts, uncles and maternal grandparents. We eagerly awaited the postman (mailman) and I remember the mailman getting money if he got a telegram with good news like the birth of the child. 

I too would like to visit the time when my parents were growing up. In fact they grew up with no Televisions and their life was much more simpler. There were not many machines around and I would love to sit and enjoy their time when things were much cheaper and not complicated. 

A Time Machine Theme Park is what I would call. Time machine that takes you just a few years back and not a century back. I think it would be fun for all. 

Ha Ha, if you all think this is not a good idea. Laugh it off, I am not a business woman and I do not have an ounce of business gene in my body! Anyway the prompt asked for a crazy idea and I think it may fall under crazy category perfectly.

22 responses to “A Time Machine Theme Park”

  1. Or…we could Marty McFly it and actually travel to those eras :p

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  2. It’s a wonderful idea to invent time machines and truly experience the past and future.
    Enjoyed reading, Ganga.

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    1. A room with a TV with just two channels and no remote and a rotary phone would make this generation feel as if they are in the stone age 😀. Thanks for commenting.🙏

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  3. I think this would be neat. There’s a fort near my home: you can watch demos like blacksmith and leatherwork and your buildings and insides restored to the 19C. A park with different eras would be fascinating.

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    1. Yes it would be neat! We can re live and we can re live our parents and grandparents era too!

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  4. …things weren’t cheaper. We made less money. It was relatively the same.

    Life wasn’t simpler, either, just differently complicated. It’s funny how we look back and think, “Simpler times” but I don’t think any past era was simpler. I looked at what my grandma had to do to do laundry! It involved hitching a horse to a sledge, dragging the sledge to a well, filling a cistern, and the horse dragging the cistern back to the house. Then she washed the clothes for a long while by hand, but then her kids bought her a washing machine she had to pump with a handle. Just now I put my clothes in my washer/dryer, pushed a button and when it’s all clean and dry, the machine will play me a little song. That’s really simpler!

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    1. 😀 We made household chores simple and complicated so many other things! Maybe that is why we need to visit and experience. I grew in a house with no washing machine and clothes are still sun dried/ line dried in my Mom’s house in India.

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      1. You’re right. We have complicated a lot of things. Sometimes humans are just confusing. 😀

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  5. Same! I want to work in a flower shop like my grandmother did for some time! My post is similar, how funny.

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    1. I love flowers if not for my allergies I would just live in a flower shop. ya, I read your cafe with a flower shop. A coffee in a flowe shop. I love both!❤️

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      1. You’re welcome ☺️

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  6. Interesting idea. I would definitely like to go to different eras and experience life there to understand our parents and grandparents perspectives.

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    1. Thanks! Maybe it would be a reality one day.

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  7. Nice one can you visit my post….🤧

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