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Ringo | {{Infobox|image=Ringo.png|job=Musician|born=July 7th 1940}}'''Ringo Starr''' is a founding member of [[The Beatles]]. He was enlisted as a Soldier of Love in [[The Beatles#The Final War|The Final War]]. He also plays the drums. | ||
== Skills == | |||
Ringo is a [[magic]] user, not to be confused with a [[Wizard]]. He uses the magic of song. | |||
== Ringo Land == | == Ringo Land == | ||
In | [[File:Ringo Land logo.png|alt=Ringo Land logo|thumb|Ringo Land logo]] | ||
[[ | [[File:RingoLand poster.png|alt=Poster seen throughout the Ringo Land park|thumb|Poster seen throughout the Ringo Land park]] | ||
In 1971 Ringo Starr licensed his likeness to [[Tactic Playground Interactive]] to launch a chain of theme parks across North America. Only one park ever officially opened. Ringo Land is a 212-acre (86 ha) amusement park, in '''Arlington, Texas''', east of '''Fort Worth''' and west of '''Dallas'''. The park changed hands 4 times, finally ending up under the ownership of '''Ringo himself'''. Ringo has been quoted saying "I didn't like how it was handled. I saw the opportunity, and I took it back". | |||
Plans for another park were underway, in collaboration with '''Universal Studios Europe'''. The sub-park was only completed half-way and never opened. | |||
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Latest revision as of 06:08, 11 February 2026
Ringo Starr is a founding member of The Beatles. He was enlisted as a Soldier of Love in The Final War. He also plays the drums.
Skills
Ringo is a magic user, not to be confused with a Wizard. He uses the magic of song.
Ringo Land


In 1971 Ringo Starr licensed his likeness to Tactic Playground Interactive to launch a chain of theme parks across North America. Only one park ever officially opened. Ringo Land is a 212-acre (86 ha) amusement park, in Arlington, Texas, east of Fort Worth and west of Dallas. The park changed hands 4 times, finally ending up under the ownership of Ringo himself. Ringo has been quoted saying "I didn't like how it was handled. I saw the opportunity, and I took it back".
Plans for another park were underway, in collaboration with Universal Studios Europe. The sub-park was only completed half-way and never opened.

