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Author (Date). Article title, Name of Journal, Volume(Issue):Page Numbers.
Aubrey, K. (1996). Sinning without consequences and other American dreams: Southern theme parks, restaurants, and vacation cities, Studies In Popular Culture, 19(2):39-47.
Braksiek, R. J. and Roberts, D. J. (2002). Amusement park injuries and deaths, Annals of Emergency Medicine, 39:65-72.
Campo, J. (1998). American pilgrimage landscapes: Americans and religions in the twenty-first century, The annals of the American Academy of Political and
Social Science, 558:40-57.
Crang, M. (1996). Magic kingdom or a quixotic quest for authenticity, Annals of
Tourism Research, 23:415-431.
Ford, R. C. and Milman, A. (2000). George C. Tilyou: developer of the contemporary amusement park, The Cornell Hotel and Restaurant Administration Quarterly, 41(4):62-71.
Francaviglia, R. (1981). Main Street U.S.A.: A comparison/contrast of streetscapes in Disneyland and Walt Disney World, Journal of Popular Culture, Summer 1981: 141-156.
Graft, J. H. (1986). The future of amusement parks and attraction industry, Tourism Management, 7(1):60-62.
Harvey, C. W. and Zibell, C. (2000). Shrinking selves in synthetic sites: on
personhood in a Walt Disney World, Ethics and Information Technology,
2:19-25.
Hildebrant, H. (1981). Cedar Point: a park in progress, Journal of Popular Culture, Summer 1981: 87-107.
Johnson, D. (1981). Disney World as structure and symbol: re-creation of the American experience, Journal of Popular Culture, Summer 1981: 157-165.
Kennedy, D. (1998). Shakespeare and cultural tourism, Theatre Journal, 50(2):175-
188.
King, M. (1981). Disneyland and Walt Disney World: traditional values in futuristic
form, Journal of Popular Culture, Summer 1981: 116-140.
Larkin, M. (2002). Are amusement park rides bad for the brain?, The Lancet Neurology, 1(5):274.
Mechling, E. and Mechling, J. (1981). The sale of two cities: a semiotic with Marriott's Great America, Journal of Popular Culture, Summer 1981: 166-179.
Mills, S. F. (1990). Disney and the promotions of synthetic worlds, American
Studies International, 28(2): 66-80.
Mintz, L. (1998). Simulated tourism at Busch Gardens: The Old Country and
Disney's World Showcase, Epcot Center, Journal of Popular Culture,
32(3):47-59.
Moore, A. (1980). Walt Disney World: bounded ritual space and the playful
pilgrimage center, Anthropological Quarterly, XX: 207-218.
Moscardo, G and Pearce, P. (1986). Historic theme parks: an Australian experience
in authenticity, Annals of Tourism Research, 13:467-479.
Moutinho, L. (1988). Amusement park visitor behaviour -- Scottish attitudes, Tourism Management, 9(4):291-300.
Nelson, S. (1990). Reel life performance: the Disney-MGM Studios, The Drama
Review, 34(4):60-78.
Neil, J. M. (1981). The roller coaster: architectural symbol and sign, Journal of Popular Culture, Summer 1981: 108-115.
Nye, R. (1981). Eight ways of looking at an amusement park, Journal of Popular Culture, Summer 1981: 63-75.
O'Brien, G. (1981). The parks of Vienna, Journal of Popular Culture, Summer 1981: 76-86.
Pretes, M. (1995). Postmodern tourism: the Santa Claus industry, Annals of Tourism Research, 22:1-15.
Reade, L. and Waran, N. (1996). The modern zoo: how do people perceive zoo
animals?, Applied Animal Behavior Science, 47:109-118.
Roest, H., Pieters, R., and Koelemeijer, K. (1997). Satisfaction with Amusement Parks, Annals of Tourism Research, 24:1001-1005.
Salamone, F. (1997). Authenticity in tourism: the San Angel Inns, Annals of Tourism Research, 24:305-321.
Schaffer, S. (1996). Disney and the imagineering of histories, Postmodern Culture,
6:3.
Stephenson, T. (1998). My silence speaks volumes: Mickey Mouse and the ideology
of an icon, Theatre Annual, 51:54-70.
Sun, L. and Uysal, M. (1994). The role of theme parks in tourism, FIU Hospitality
Review, 12: 71-80.
Weinstein, R. (1992). Disneyland and Coney Island: reflections on the evolution of the modern amusement park, Journal of Popular Culture, 26(1):131-164.
