the following description of a preferred embodiment ( s ) is merely exemplary in nature and is in no way intended to limit the invention , its application , or uses . for ease of description , only one exemplary embodiment is herein described in detail . however , it should be understood that a person of ordinary skill in the art would contemplate that any of a plurality of embodiments may utilize the same themed cemetery construction for many different themes including stadiums , landmarks , buildings , parks , and the like . it should be understood that the use of a car racing stadium is utilized only for illustration purposes only and is in no way limited to only race car stadiums . fig1 illustrates an overall perspective view of a themed cemetery 1 . the themed cemetery 1 may take any of a plurality of shapes and sizes , depending on the desires and accommodations necessary for those wishing to be interned at the location . the themed cemetery 1 may take the form of a car racing facility 3 as illustrated in fig1 , but may also take the form of any preferred landmarks , including sports stadiums , arenas , famous landmarks such as parks , buildings , structures , vehicles , trains , planes and the like . for illustrative purposes , fig1 illustrates a themed cemetery 1 in the form of a racing car facility 3 such as those found in famous car racing tracks like daytona raceway , ( not shown ) california raceway ( not shown ) and / or the indianapolis raceway ( not shown ). as illustrated in fig1 , the themed cemetery 1 in the form of a racing car facility 3 may have a plurality of sections included therein . for example , the racing car facility 3 may have many of the same features commonly found on the actual racing car facility 3 for which it is modeled . the themed cemetery 1 may include grandstands 5 , commonly found in most real world racing car facilities . the grandstands 5 may include a plurality of areas including at least a seating area 7 , media box areas 9 , and grandstand burial areas 11 . it is contemplated that the grandstand 5 take the same form and shape as the real world racing car facilities and be approximately the same relational size to the real facilities . as mentioned earlier , the grandstands 5 of the themed cemetery 1 may have a seating area 7 which may be used by those individuals that come to visit those interned there . the seating area 7 of the grandstands 5 may also provide an area which may be suitably familiar to the individuals that may be visiting loved ones buried in the themed cemetery 1 . for example , friends that may have attended baseball games together and held season passes or attended race car events together and sat in the same location for years , may desire to sit in those same locations in the grandstands 5 when visiting the friends and / or relatives that may be buried at the themed cemetery 1 . a greater sense of familiarity may be provided with the seating area 7 of the grandstand 5 . moreover , providing adequate seating area 7 may also allow for the accommodation of more people in the themed cemetery 1 and may also relax some of the anxiety related to visiting individuals at a cemetery . additionally , as illustrated in fig1 , the themed cemetery 1 may also have a grandstand area 5 which may include media boxes 9 or luxury boxes . these media / luxury boxes 9 may be located in similar locations as those in the real world facilities . many individuals have luxury boxes and a great deal of their social life while they were alive revolved around these luxury boxes 9 . these media / luxury boxes 9 may be utilized as either visitor areas or , in the alternative , may be utilized as burial areas for those wishing to be buried in the areas that many spent so much time in . however , as these media / luxury boxes 9 in real life cost significantly more than regular seating areas 7 , similarly , the media / luxury boxes 9 may cost more to be buried therein which may increase the exclusivity and profitability to the owner of the themed cemetery 1 facility . the luxury boxes 9 may encompass the entirety of the outside edge 13 of the themed cemetery 1 and may have the added advantage of looking out away from the themed cemetery 1 to property located adjacent ( not shown ). these luxury boxes 9 may include similar characteristics as those found in the real world facilities including glass 15 which looks towards the infield area 17 , the grandstand seating area 7 and even into the winning circle 25 , and the track 29 itself . included in the grandstands 5 may be a grandstand burial area 11 . as enumerated above , many individuals may have spent much of their time at a particular sporting event , such as season tickets for baseball games where the season ticket holder held the same seats for many years . the themed cemetery 1 may provide the individual with the ability to be buried or interned in much the same location or seating area where that individual may have spent so much of their leisure time . additionally , visitors that knew the individual well , would know that the individual had been buried in the grandstand burial area 11 at a location that was close or at the location where that individual spent much of their leisure time . many visitors may have at one point or the other , gone to a sporting event with the person interned or buried there and may have fond memories of their time with that individual . the grandstand burial area 11 may also provide nostalgic and / or fond memories for the individuals that visit the deceased , creating a positive atmosphere as opposed to the deserted , and desolate prior art cemetery grounds that provide the atmosphere that would provoke the fond and happy memories , thereby creating a positive cemetery visitor experience . fig1 also illustrates the track area 29 of the themed cemetery 1 car racing facility 3 . the track area 29 could be akin to the baseball field , football field , etc . of another type of facility and is utilized for illustrative purposes only . the track area 29 may have been the focus of the deceased individuals &# 39 ; attention when they were participating or viewing the event . the individual may have some fondness for being buried in the place for which they focused so much of their attention . from the facility owner &# 39 ; s standpoint , the track area 29 or the field area in the case of a baseball field , or football field may comprise the majority of the area of the facility and may be the least expensive portion of the themed cemetery 1 to buy . moreover , because the track area 29 may comprise a large portion of the surface area of the themed cemetery 1 , the facility owners may utilize the space to promote aesthetic features of the cemetery 1 including different vegetation / plants 31 , along with statues 35 , benches 37 ( see fig2 ) and the like . the track area 29 may allow for a park - like atmosphere which includes plants 31 , traditional seating areas 37 and walkways 39 which may allow visitors to walk around the track area 29 to view other parts of the themed cemetery 1 , sit in the grandstands 5 and to find the appropriate loved family or friend that may be interned or buried at a particular location within the track area 29 . the track area 29 may even be divided into a first area 41 and a second area 43 . the first area 41 may comprise more uniform tombstones 47 that lie at ground level and may complete the aesthetic appearance of a track area 29 . moreover because of their proximity to other tombstones 49 , the first area 41 may be marketed as a cheaper area to purchase than other areas of the themed cemetery 1 . the second area 43 of the track area 29 may be marketed by the facility owners as a more expensive , larger plot area of the themed cemetery 1 . as illustrated in fig2 , more ornate tombstones 51 may be located in this second area 43 than those present in the first area 41 of the track area 29 . the tombstones 51 may include larger headstones 55 , mausoleums 57 and / or more decorative and specific memorials 59 . these specific memorials 59 may include figures such as racing cars 61 , favorite players / drivers , favorite number designators 63 and many other optional indicia that may show the deceased &# 39 ; s preferred and / or love for that specific pastime . fig2 further illustrates the themed cemetery 1 and the continuation of the theme throughout the entire facility , which in the case of the race car facility 3 , may include the general presence of racing flags , such as winner &# 39 ; s flags , caution flags , and the like that may be incorporated both figuratively into the ground coverings , and other memorial areas and may even include things like trophies 69 which may be placed ornamentally around the entirety of the race car facility 3 themed cemetery 1 . additionally , it is contemplated that the second area 43 may have specific memorials 59 and larger headstones 55 , which would likely necessitate larger spaces between a first plot 71 and a second plot 73 . thereby walkways 39 may be incorporated between a first plot 71 and a second plot 73 and vegetation 31 may be incorporated into the spaces therebetween . fig2 further illustrates the winner &# 39 ; s circle area 25 of the themed cemetery 1 . the winner &# 39 ; s circle area 25 may be set up similarly to the winner &# 39 ; s circle of the real world facility . moreover , the winner &# 39 ; s circle area 25 may be marked with ornate decorations such as vegetation 31 and trophies 69 which may mark it as such . additionally , it is contemplated that the winner &# 39 ; s circle may be utilized as a burial place for those wishing to be buried in this specific area whereby the facility owner may choose to charge a premium for burial at that specific location or may use the winner &# 39 ; s circle as a visitor &# 39 ; s area only with seating areas and the like set up . the winner &# 39 ; s circle 25 may be at a focal point to the entire themed cemetery 1 , whereby the grandstands 5 and the track area 29 all encircle the winner &# 39 ; s circle 25 which may increase the value and location of the burial spots close to the winner &# 39 ; s circle 25 . individuals may wish to be buried near that area as many people will desire to visit this area because of its unique ornamentation including plaques and potentially other memorabilia from actual races / sporting events . also illustrated in fig2 is the outside edge 79 of the second area 42 of the track area 29 . as can be seen , larger headstones 55 may be located in this area that may be adjacent to the winner &# 39 ; s circle 25 . moreover , statues 81 may also be placed in this area . in an exemplary embodiment , a statute 81 representing the likeness of a deceased individual may be displaced whereby the individual statue 81 may be wearing their favorite jacket / article 83 of clothing having the indicia of the sporting event or the racing number 85 of their favorite driver thereon . the statue may be displayed to show the deceased individual &# 39 ; s love and enthusiasm for a particular sport , event or particular individual , driver or the like , yet still have the personalized touch of bearing the likeness of the deceased individual . again , the use of the deceased individuals &# 39 ; pastimes may bring joy and fond memories to those visitors that are visiting the themed cemetery 1 . the atmosphere may also play a part in encouraging the fond memories of visitors that come into the themed cemetery 1 such that they may re - live some of the experiences that they may have had with their departed loved ones . fig3 further illustrates the grandstands area 5 and the entrance area 87 of the themed cemetery 1 . as can be appreciated , the entrance area 87 may lead directly onto the track area 29 and into the grandstand area 5 as would be normally found in a real world facility . facility owners may also lease the space in the entrance area , or the outside surface of the themed cemetery 1 to potential sponsors and / or advertisers that may wish to advertise and sponsor the facility . this may allow for increased revenue in the themed cemetery 1 and may also lead to the credibility of the facility as many of the real world facilities have similar sponsorships and advertising appearances throughout the entire facility . for example , if a stadium has advertisements placed along the outfield wall , the themed cemetery 1 may lease the space to potential sponsors or businesses that wish to lease the space which would make the themed cemetery 1 look similar to the real world stadium advertisements that people have come accustomed to seeing in the real world facility . fig3 also illustrates the grandstand area 5 with stairs 89 leading to the grandstands area 5 and stairs 89 leading to the track area 29 . the grandstands area 5 may have a plurality of walls 91 which may separate the grandstand areas 5 from the track area 29 . the walls 91 may also be set up to accept urns holding the cremated remains of the deceased . each section of the wall 91 may have plaques 93 located thereon which may identify the final resting place of the individuals interned within that area . it should be understood that the walls 91 may be of sufficient thickness to allow for a plurality of cremated remains to be placed within them , along with the plaques 93 which identify the individual &# 39 ; s identity . also included in the grandstand area 5 as illustrated in fig1 may be a seating area for visitors to come and spend time at the themed cemetery 1 when visiting loved ones . the themed cemetery may take any of a plurality of shapes and sizes , depending on the desires and accommodations necessary for those wishing to be interned at the location . for example , the themed cemetery may take the form of a baseball stadium ( fig5 ), a football stadium ( fig7 ), a hockey arena ( fig8 ), golf course ( fig6 ), a park ( fig1 ), and / or a casino ( fig9 ). advertising and promotional space may also be provided within the themed cemetery to coincide with the advertising and promotional space provided at the corresponding facility for which the themed cemetery is modeled after . for example , the advertising and promotional space 120 may be on an outside wall of the modeled facility of the themed cemetery . fig4 illustrates the inner field area 101 of the themed cemetery 1 . the inner field area 101 may continue the theme of the facility . in this exemplary embodiment , the inner field area 101 of a race car facility may comprise mechanic pits and other holding areas . in this particular embodiment , it may be more desirable to have an inner field area 101 which may be more park like with ponds 103 , seating areas 105 and other ornamental features 107 which are still consistent with the overall themed cemetery 1 which may include pedestals 111 having cars , trophies and other activities associated with the theme . additionally , walkways 113 may be provided to allow walking from one side 115 of the track area 29 to a second side 117 of the track area 29 . other ornamental features and characteristics may be provided to enhance the theme of the cemetery while not detracting from the aesthetic pleasure of the surrounding areas . the above - described device may be altered by means known in the art without departing from the spirit and scope of this invention . the inventive subject matter , therefore , is not to be restricted except in the spirit of the appended claims . the terms “ comprises ” and “ comprising ” should be interpreted as referring to elements , components , or steps in a non - exclusive manner , indicating that the referenced elements , components , or steps may be present , or utilized , or combined with other elements , components , or steps that are not expressly referenced . while the invention has been described in what is presently considered to be an exemplary embodiment , many variations and modifications will become apparent to those skilled in the art . accordingly , it is intended that the invention not be limited to the specific illustrative embodiment , but be interpreted within the full spirit and scope of the appended claims .