If Carl 'Alfalfa' Switzer (1927-59) had created his own amusement park, could he have legally named it 'SWITZERLAND'?

We all know what Walt Disney (1901-66) did, by lending his name to a fantastic, wholesome amusement park. Now, let's assume that the "OUR GANG" and "LITTLE RASCALS" actor had not been murdered, and had decided to build his own amusement park, to compete against the Walt Disney Company. Could he have gotten the legal clearances to name his park "SWITZERLAND," using the same "naming scheme" that Mr. Disney used?

It seems to me that if Walt Disney could call his park, "Disney-land," then Carl "Alfalfa" Switzer could name his park, "Switzer-land. "Yes, I'm being HYPOTHETICAL, but pretend it's real, and humor me... Asked by Scorpio7 40 months ago Similar questions: Carl Alfalfa Switzer 1927 59 created amusement park legally named SWITZERLAND Games & Leisure > Theme Parks.

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