IzzyB
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All in favor for a people mover say I . . . . . . I
How would you move people to and from the resort areas, then? You can't use regular ground transport, because traffic (even on Universal Blvd.) is bad enough at all times that it would require a lot of buses to have a constant, steady flow. You're basically left with some sort of rail option. Monorail is obviously the preferred choice by most park fans, and I think it would also be more space efficient than a regular rail system.
All in favor for a people mover say I . . . . . . I
I've been on that thing during the lunch rush, it was me and two other people
Surprisingly one point there was an hour wait at some stations, of course we were hosting the Superbowl that week. It is getting more riders now since all but one of the apartment buildings and condos built during the boom were all next to or within one block of a Skyway station. It is getting heavy use this week because of the One Spark festival happening downtown from yesterday through sunday.
Nay... zip lines!
I'm pretty sure the waterpark is slated for existing Uni property near Cabana Bay and isn't part of the massive across I-4 plans
I thought they wanted to have a different water park because of the outrageous price of the leased land Wet'n'Wild is on. So if they do the water park next to Cabana, they could still do other projects across I4 without WnW land. It would be best where they can buy land instead of lease.
I think the best option would be to have the water park in the plot between CBBR and RPR. It would complete the on-site resort experience. That's one of the best things about UOR, that everything is very near each to other.