Sorry for the double post. I wonder if Universal's plan is to take big franchises like Potter, Nintendo, and Dreamworks and split them up. With Potter/Wizarding World we have an area in each park, it forces guests if they want to have the full Wizarding World experience they have to go to all the parks. So let's say with Nintendo we get it in Epic Universe and then at Islands and Studios. Then let's say down the line we see the same thing with Dreamworks. Toon lagoon could be something like Trolls or something completely new. I honestly think Universal will want to keep the expansion space for new properties. That way if they ever do remove the parking lot on this plot of land then maybe we will see. A new country for Fantastic Beasts, and new movie represented by Dreamworks and then whatever is needed to continue Nintendo. That's already three lands for another park if they wanted to do that. I think at that point it could become over-saturated with those three franchises. But this splitting up of areas in a franchise isn't something Disney has really. Sure Toy Story has a presence in different parks. But Star Wars isn't going to get a new land in Animal Kingdom, Epcot, or the Magic Kingdom. If you want to do Star Wars all you have to do is buy a ticket to Hollywood Studios. If you want to do Potter you need a park to park ticket and eventually a longer amount of time to complete the full experience.