Hersheypark in Pennsylvania may not operate as scheduled this summer after union workers reject a proposed contract. According to reporting from The Independent and the New York Post, employees at Hersheypark and related Hershey facilities—including The Hotel Hershey and the Giant Center—were presented with what the company described as a “last, best and final” offer during contract negotiations. Workers voted against accepting that proposal, which has raised concerns that the park could be forced to close or delay opening during the summer season. The reports describe the rejected offer as the final company proposal put forward for the bargaining process. The latest developments reflect a breakdown in negotiations between the operators and union employees, setting up uncertainty about whether operations can proceed on the planned timeline. Further details about next steps, timelines, or any alternative agreements are not included in the provided summaries, but both outlets indicate the rejection of the “last, best and final” offer is central to the current risk to summer operations.