JungleSkip
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I have a feeling they have a longterm plan that includes two more dry parks (so four total). One will definitely get built, but one could just be a goal that they set for some year down the line. Whether they ever actually hit that goal would be another question entirely.Yea, to be clear, my post was a gut feeling. Outside Park 3, I have no idea what they're planning on Site B
I have a feeling they have a longterm plan that includes two more dry parks (so four total). One will definitely get built, but one could just be a goal that they set for some year down the line. Whether they ever actually hit that goal would be another question entirely.
They've already done concept art for a Dreamworks hotel resort & a Madagascar themed pool, so I would think that's something they are 'considering' for the new property.
They've already done concept art for a Dreamworks hotel resort & a Madagascar themed pool, so I would think that's something they are 'considering' for the new property.
I thought Disney owned CirqueI would also not rule out that Cirque hotel that was rumored.
I thought Disney owned Cirque
They've already done concept art for a Dreamworks hotel resort & a Madagascar themed pool, so I would think that's something they are 'considering' for the new property.
Looking at the concept art for that hotel, I have to assume that would be a 'value' hotel.
I was wondering if they would try something along the lines of what that Nick. Suits had done in Orlando...not the water park thing, but suits and characters always around, maybe bigger rooms than Cabana, but totally family focused.
I just think things like that, having a Cirque show (or any show) all in an area near OCCC...I just think they can cater to convention and to theme park fans out where they have that land back.
You certainly wonder if Rosen would sell off any assets given they have the most to lose with Universal’s push to add hotel rooms in the International Drive area.While unlikely, Universal can purchase and/or strike a deal with Rosen Shingle Creek hotel to convert it into a Universal golf resort.
Thanks, not sure where I got that fromDisney does not own Cirque.
This has been the rumored experience of the new park...Almost an all-inclusive feeling....DisneySea would be another good example of what I speculate they are aiming for...I think Universal could easily plan 2 dry parks, a water park and entertainment district on their land with a ton of hotels if they take a page out of .. in Germany.
Below you see one hotel as a backdrop in the park. Ik makes for desirable rooms (the other side will have pool view so no bad views anywhere) and it blocks out the outside world very effectively.
They have 3 large hotels and the total amount of land is actually very small.
We talk about this guy so much on here that I figured it would be nice to put a face to the name.
Stan Thomas
You know, after some thought about what could go into here...What about a toy theme area? Hot Wheels, Board Games (Candy Land, etc)
Someone did a kind of marketing stunt with it...idk, just throwing ideas out
Can't win them all I suppose
Too close to Toy Story Land in looks.