TrumpLandia: The Brand-New Living Amusement Park That Will Tower Over Gaza
In a groundbreaking move that defies all logic and possibly gravity, plans have been unveiled to redevelop Gaza into the world’s first amusement park-slash-geopolitical experiment, tentatively named Trumplandia. The project promises high thrills, questionable decision-making, and international confusion.
But the real showstopper? The Straight to Iran Waterslide, a gravity-defying marvel described as “the most direct diplomatic channel since carrier pigeons.” Thrill-seekers are advised to hold onto their bathing suits and possibly their passports.
Trumplandia: The Brand-New Living Amusement Park That Will Tower Over Gaza
“Why have borders when you can have waterslides?” a spokesperson for the development project declared during a surreal press conference that involved a fog machine and patriotic pyrotechnics. “Picture it: a slide that shoots you straight over diplomatic red tape and lands you in Tehran's welcoming arms. Talk about a splashdown!”
The park's attractions are set to include "The Negotiator Coaster," a high-speed ride that goes in endless loops without ever getting anywhere, and "The Alternative Facts Funhouse," where mirrors make you ten feet tall or convince you you've won the Nobel Peace Prize.
Critics have raised concerns about the practicality—and legality—of the amusement park concept, calling it “a logistical nightmare wrapped in a fever dream.” However, planners remain optimistic, citing the region’s new motto: Where Fun Meets Foreign Policy.
While the park is expected to take years to complete (pending the cooperation of, well, everyone), tickets are already on pre-sale with a waiver that absolves management of "any misunderstandings with international authorities."
Because in Trumplandia, fun knows no borders — and apparently, neither do waterslides.
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