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Nate Bargatze reveals family-focused vision behind $350M Nashville theme park ahead of his first movie release

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Nate Bargatze reveals family-focused vision behind $350M Nashville theme park ahead of his first movie release
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Nate Bargatze is developing a $350 million theme park in Nashville called 'Nateland,' focused on family entertainment. This project reflects his desire to create spaces for families to make memories together. Additionally, he is set to release his first feature film, 'The Breadwinner,' which also emphasizes family themes.

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Comedy Nate Bargatze reveals family-focused vision behind $350M Nashville theme park ahead of his first movie release The comic is offering discounted 'Nate rate' tickets for his first feature film 'The Breadwinner' releasing May 29 By Max Bacall Fox News Published May 19, 2026 4:37pm EDT Facebook Twitter Threads Flipboard Comments Print Email Add Fox News on Google close Video Nate Bargatze takes clean comedy to big screen with 'The Breadwinner' Actor and comedian Nate Bargatze joins 'Fox & Friends' to talk about his new movie 'The Breadwinner' and his family-friendly comedy. Bargatze reveals plans for 'Nateland,' a $350 million theme park in Nashville, aiming to create family memories. He also reacts to high praise from fellow comedian Jerry Seinfeld.

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