What is waterparks intellectual property?

Waterparks may have various types of intellectual property, including trademarks, copyrights, and patents.

Trademarks are used to protect the name, logo, slogan, or other identifying features of a waterpark. For example, the name "Disney's Typhoon Lagoon" is a trademark that Disney has registered to protect their brand and prevent other parks from using the same name.

Copyrights protect creative works, such as the design of water slides, attractions, or imagery used in advertising materials. Waterparks may obtain copyrights for their original designs and artwork.

Patents can protect innovative inventions and technologies used in waterpark rides and attractions. A waterpark might patent a unique water slide configuration or a new type of water filtration system.

Waterparks may also protect their intellectual property through confidentiality agreements and non-disclosure agreements with employees and contractors who may have access to trade secrets or other proprietary information.