Nate Bargatze Unveils $350 Million Nateland Theme Park in Nashville

1 articles · Updated · Fox News · May 19

$350 million is the planned price tag for “Nateland,” a Nashville theme park Nate Bargatze said he wants to build around family entertainment and shared memories.
Bargatze said the idea grew from his first job at the now-closed Opryland USA and from wanting a destination that felt bigger than his arena stand-up success.
May 29 is the release date for his first feature film, “The Breadwinner,” which he said follows the same family-friendly approach as the park.
Lower-priced “Nate rate” tickets are being offered for the movie, extending his push to make family entertainment more affordable as he expands beyond comedy.

Will the 'Nate rate' for movies extend to his new, expensive theme park?

Can a $350M theme park thrive amid crippling labor shortages and soaring inflation?