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Universal already has dining plans, they are just very limited. For instance, they don't work at any of the on-site hotel restaurants. Their quick service plan is available for anyone online or in the park. The table service one is only available as a part of their vacation packages.

I just wonder what happened to the Time Capsule. It was moved to the Nick Hotel when Universal closed the studio.

I used to work there. The owners were an equity company that would buy up properties but didn't really put much into them. They got rid of the Holiday Inn name prior to me working there to cut costs. They thought the Nickelodeon name would be enough to keep the property busy. Management was...

Do you think they'd keep the Toon Lagoon name, or rename it?

http://www.bizjournals.com/orlando/blog/2015/11/450-plus-acres-of-land-on-universal-boulevard.html "More than 450 acres of land on Universal Boulevard has been sold via auction to Santa Monica, Calif.-based private equity firm Colony Capital LLC."

Sorry, I didn't see it mentioned previously. And I'm not saying I'm against the idea. I'm all for adding new attractions. I just liked being able to tell guests that USF is about the movies and IOA is based on literature. IOA is my favorite park and I'm excited to see what UC does with it.

While I'm excited about King Kong, I'm disappointed that it breaks the literature theme of IOA. Weren't all of the islands in some form print before becoming a movie or television show?

I'm so excited for Nintendo.

It's closing on Monday. It'll reopen Nov 15.

Thank you Violarum. I noticed that too and was going to reply.

What Gringott's should have been.