I'd only take this if Berk is set for Park 3. I think it's by far DreamWorks' best candidate for a land, for reasons I've already stated. My big problem with Christmas land is I don't think I'm ever going to be in the mood to visit Christmas Land in the middle of a boiling hot summer month... but maybe that's just me.
Idk, The North Pole sounds pretty chill on steamy Summer day.
I mean... if they can somehow found a way to simulate the cold (making part of the land indoors?) than I would absolutely be up for that. But something about visiting a North Pole village in 90 degree weather just seems wrong to me.
Actually Warner Bros. owns Vacation. Which means they COULD get it.
....Just kidding. Love it when people get their ideas out there. 
and Rudolph and Friends is licensed to SEAS, and I highly doubt that company is going to allow that to slip through their fingers anytime soon.
I knew there was a cut off, but I thought they had Heat Miser and gang.
Almost definitely. I love that store, so that would make me sad. I'm not at all convinced that there will be a year-round Christmas land. I think it'll end up being an overlay on Toon Lagoon.
This is slightly off-topic, but could Universal handle a upcharge Christmas event? Disney can do all of the upcharge events because they have 4 different parks. Universal has two. I always assumed that HHN was a big balancing act because they had to balance a loss of day guest revenue vs. the HHN money. With that, I was questioning if they could handle a couple more months of only having one park open at nights. Or worst, having the entire resort closed down because of two upcharge events happening at the same time (end of HHN + Christmas)
They really are running a sinking ship over at SEAS if they failed to get any exclusivity (even only regionally) in the contract. It does end after the season this year, but I don't see why they wouldn't renew it.
They are going to run with Sesame Street as their main IP.
