I would love the "Fancy" restaurant as well haha
There's Glove World and Rock Bottom as well
Universal Orlando Resort Expansion (Part 1)
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There's Glove World and Rock Bottom as well
They would need to sell fancy patties as well as krabby patties.
So have we discussed the idea behind making these “single IP” lands feel fully-encompassing? Lots of indoor buildings in the permits... I wonder if that might be the trick here? Could a gigantic indoor theme park be the idea? Or am I just in dire need of more sleep?
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I'd rather see Cartoon Network in the parks, but I get why people want to see Nickelodeon. The potential is immense with all of the properties, and Spongebob is one of the most iconic cartoons ever made.
The only major problem I have with Nickelodeon is the fact that two other parks currently use the IP in the United States, including one super close to NYC. That could cause tons of marketing problems, and the land wouldn't be as unique as I would want it to be.
The only major problem I have with Nickelodeon is the fact that two other parks currently use the IP in the United States, including one super close to NYC. That could cause tons of marketing problems, and the land wouldn't be as unique as I would want it to be.
Those are attached to malls though, and not exactly as dedicated theme park's though (The Mall of America and the upcoming American Dream location). I doubt it'd be that much of an issue for doing something that far down south.
That said, I'd rather want an expanded partnership of Warner Bros and Universal, bringing Looney Tunes and DC for Universal.
Sorry to quote this again, but I pray to God that they don't build an indoor theme park. Those are the absolute worst, and can ruin the theming of the land. When I'm walking through SNW, I don't want to see a roof. I want to see the sky.
Also, what permits are you referring to? I don't think we have any permits for the new park yet.
I imagine they are intentionally adding some things like Knockturn Alley and coverings like Karkit Market...The Orlando parks really don't understand what shade is, and it's infuriating on a summer day
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In all seriousness, they'll probably have lots of areas like Knockturn Alley. If I remember correctly, the playgrounds for the Mushroom Kingdom portion of SNW were indoors, as well as certain small attractions. I imagine that they take that approach with the entire park, but there will still be lots of uncovered areas.
Just drove past the new site entrance off Destination Pkwy and there are a bunch of new construction trailers and shipping/storage containers on site now. They are really rolling on this project, and I'd guess also using it for offsite storage/staging for the other projects on other plots.
So, probable updated timeline:
- Harry Potter coaster, T2 replacement, VB expansion in 2019.
- Jurassic World coaster, land retheme in 2020.
- Pokémon land inside KidZone for 2021.
- New resort in 2022.
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I would amend and say
- Harry Potter coaster, T2 replacement, VB expansion in 2019.
- Jurassic World coaster, land retheme in 2020, Kidzone Replacement.
- Retheme of Land at IOA. 2021
- New resort, Retheme of land at IOA, New Ride at Studios 2022
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I think if Pokemon comes, it will follow the HP formula - you will at least see an E-Ticket ride, shop, and some kind of food offering
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