The pertinent facts are undisputed. Petitioner operates an amusement park located midway between Rochester and Buffalo. It sold two kinds of admission tickets to its customers: one entitled the holder to enter the park and enjoy various attractions, and the other enabled the holder to also enjoy unlimited use of specified carnival-like rides. Although the appropriate sales taxes on revenues received from customers for both types of tickets...
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