Research Paper On Christmas Spectacular

Here we are nearing the most beautiful time of the year and The Christmas Spectacular is coming to Prospect Park. The Christmas Spectacular has joined forces with The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline. Through December 23-26, the Christmas Spectacular will be in Prospect Park from 2PM to 11PM each day. Tickets will cost $20 for adults and $10 for our children and seniors. All money raised at the Christmas Spectacular will go to The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline to raise awareness for those who suffer from suicidal ideation.

The Christmas Spectacular was designed by people whose family members suffer from suicidal ideation or have committed suicide. James McGrath, the organizer for the Ice Skating Show, said today “This year was hard. My father committed suicide because he felt left out of the family, unappreciated. This event will help families who have a loved one that goes through suicidal ideation. I hope these people are saved so their families don’t have to go through what I had to do.” The organizer of Rudolph’s Rides, Alex Espinosa, also had some words “My brother was a good man. He shot himself and I
The show will also include Santa’s Workshop where kids can enjoy making gingerbread cookies and more treats. In all, the show will have an Ice Skating Show, An Elf’s Adventure, A Very Merry Buffet, a Snowball Fighting Arena, the Christmas Castle, Sing-Along Christmas Carols, Rudolph’s Rides, Santa’s Workshop, and The Jolly Gift Shop. The event will also include a special way the disabled can enjoy the Spectacular. They will be granted free entry and can enjoy a 3D ride simulation of the Reindeer Rollercoaster. The final incentive is going to be guest stars which include Chance The Rapper, Pink, Johnny Depp, Kevin Hart, Lil Uzi Vert , and Emma Stone. All of them have donated to the National Suicide Prevention