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Play A Round Family Fun Center in York County Revs Up For A New Attraction

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YORK-Play A Round Family Fun Center is adding a new feature to its amusement repertoire.

The amusement center plans to open a new electric go-kart track, equipped with 10 go-karts, this fall. It will be approximately 500 feet in length.

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