[Defiant]

They should build it in San Dimas. He spent a lot of time there.

[TigerClaws]

The Hitler theme park will be next.

[USFRIENDINVICTORIA]

Do you suppose they'll feature a wall-sized version of this graphic?

[dfwgator]

As one of Polish heritage, I consider Napoleon to be a liberator, as many in Poland do. There is even mention of Napoleon in the Polish National Anthem.

[RightResponse]

And if a terrorist then bombs its buildings,

(wait for it)

it will be Linoleum Blownapart...

Sorry..

[married21]

Hmmm. They could feature kiosks selling yummy napoleons...

[Caulkhead]

If it ever gets off the ground it will be interesting to see how they handle his final defeat by Wellington at Waterloo. If there was ever any real liberating going on, it was the British Army at that battle liberating europe, and not for the last time either.

[almcbean]

Will you have to be taller than him to be allowed on the rides?

[Little Ray]

I’m trying to imagine what sort of rides they would have at the Napoleon theme park? Maybe a water ride called “Waterloo?”

[GreenLanternCorps]

"Frankly, we both think that this is a bad idea..."

[Jack of all Trades]

At the refreshment counters, their signature soft drink - A Whiff of Grape

[robowombat]

The theme park is to be located at Montereau site of Napoleon's last victory in the 1814 campaign in which the old master displayed his operational virtuosity once again. There is a really large statue of Bonaparte in the city. Montereau is also the site of the assassination of Charles the Bold, Duke of Burgundy while meeting the Dauphin of France. This is one of the most dramatic incidents in French history and once was in the last century well known to English readers through being a highlight of Quentin Durwood by Walter Scott, chapter 31 ‘The Interview’. The murder of the Duke of Burgundy had disastrous repercussions for France as the successor immediately allied Burgundy with England. Whether the Dauphin was implicated remains unknown. Considering what a coldly calculating figure the Dauphin was as Charles VII it seems unlikely he would have planned such an obvious folly. In any case this town is famed for dramatic events in French history and would be a good location for such a venue.

[mtg]

It would be ironic if this theme park met its Waterloo as Napoleon did. The poor French... they really need to honor a real French hero instead of this guy.