All land in USH is important, and WaterWorld sits on a big chunk of land, and they're not gonna waste it on a Hogwarts Express station....
I think he's alluding to the notion that the sacrifice will be worth it after seeing the payoff.
Take this image of the Hogwarts Station and turn it 90 degrees. It'll fit on Shrek and snake between Hippogriff and backstage of Waterworld...
Since there are talks on the web about more Potter books and movies to be released, I could totally see it happening over here eventually. When I first heard rumors about Potter coming over here four years ago, I did not think that would be possible. Look where we're at now. You never know. While I do think there is a small possibility we could get Diagon, I'm going to share my thoughts more on this below.
I agree with the first statement. WaterWorld is on a friggin' HUGE chunk of land. Until they get the Lower Lot expansion done with or whatever else is next, that should be a prime spot for a big, high capacity E-ticket, or a mini land. Space is premium at USH and they need to use it VERY wisely.
Yeah, it's staying 'till the end of the decade at least. I see them re-focusing their attention to the lower lot after Potter is done. The upper lot has been through enough construction already.
The new Potter books and movies coming out are simply based on the Wizarding World, not Harry's story or timeline.Since there are talks on the web about more Potter books and movies to be released, I could totally see it happening over here eventually. When I first heard rumors about Potter coming over here four years ago, I did not think that would be possible. Look where we're at now. You never know. While I do think there is a small possibility we could get Diagon, I'm going to share my thoughts more on this below.
I agree with the first statement. WaterWorld is on a friggin' HUGE chunk of land. Until they get the Lower Lot expansion done with or whatever else is next, that should be a prime spot for a big, high capacity E-ticket, or a mini land. Space is premium at USH and they need to use it VERY wisely.
Now back to my thoughts on Diagon. I have not had a chance to see it in person, but from what I've seen on YouTube, it looks amazing. It would be nice to have it, but I would prefer to keep it exclusive to Orlando. Here's why:
1) Gringott's looks cool, but it's VERY screen-heavy. I saw little-to-no physical effects in the video I watched. It's a Transformers on a roller coaster basically. We have enough screen-heavy rides as is.
2) If USH is going to increase its coaster count (And I hope it does), give us LEGIT coasters.
3) I want to have some reason to visit Florida. Haha
4) Aside from those, if it does come, I won't be upset. Although, we could use the space for where ever it may occupy for something unique and completely new.
Yeah, it's staying 'till the end of the decade at least. I see them re-focusing their attention to the lower lot after Potter is done. The upper lot has been through enough construction already.
Actually... It would work perfectly WITHOUT the removal of Shrek! (keep in mind anything that looks like trees in my rendering is just space filler and could be staff/maintenance facilities).
I actually do like this layout quite a lot. According to your image, however, this would suggest the removal of the Cartooniversal building.
Correct, Cartooniversal and the Waterworld bathrooms would be removed. I don't see that being problematic since the redevelopment of HoH will consist of a new retail space as well as the possibility of a new bathroom complex.
