The Great Passion Play Theme Park is about one-quarter size of the Walt Disney World, only that this one is themed with American fundamentalist Christianity. Visitors would have to pay expensive entrance fees in order to tour the whole place, but some just pick particular attractions in order to save some amount.

The park was built in the middle of the ?60s through the initiative of Gerald L.K. Smith, a radio evangelist who is against blacks and Jews. His original plan was to establish this theme park near his home in Southern California but chose to lay it in the Eureka Springs due to the fear that it might be influenced by some secular distractions.

But after Smith?s death, a lot has changed including the eradication of racism. Among the famous sightings in Great Passion Play Park are the old Bible and the exact replica of the Tabernacle in the Wilderness.