Themeparks have large installations that can cause significant noise and vibration, from the mechanical operation of the attractions to the amplified music and crowd disturbance noise that carries to nearby residents and noise sensitive properties. Careful consideration needs to be made to the Theme-park layout and vibration isolation to reduce impacts to the neighbours to ensure good relationships can be established and maintained.
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