I remember when this thread was about a monkey.
And we can very easily go back to that. :focus:
I remember when this thread was about a monkey.
It's not just for you, it's for everyone here who comes up with an idea and gets told, in not so many words, that they are an idiot for even thinking it because it's not logistical, good for marketing or *insert fancy word here*. You know what else didn't make sense a few years ago? Touch screen tablets, but I bet you guys have an iPad, don't you?
And I don't drink, so I'll take a Coke.
Sent from my iPad. :thumbs:
What are the odds of them actually tearing down and/or building a completely new infrastructure on to the actual earthquake building?? I would hope they would completely gut that building and build something entirely new i.e. transformers.
What are the odds of them actually tearing down and/or building a completely new infrastructure on to the actual earthquake building?? I would hope they would completely gut that building and build something entirely new i.e. transformers.
Jurassic JeepsThe Amazing "NO WAY IS THAT HAPPENING" theme Park Idea Thread!
Awesome, now. :kingkong:, please.
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More than likely some pieces of EQ will be left behind as it would be considered a refurbishment on the structure rather than building a new structure...I believe in the state of FL you get big tax breaks for that sort of thingWhat are the odds of them actually tearing down and/or building a completely new infrastructure on to the actual earthquake building?? I would hope they would completely gut that building and build something entirely new i.e. transformers.
^ Interesting that they didn't pull any of that stuff for Diagon. It was a clean sweep of everything short of the bathrooms that continue to operate outside of the big picture.
I'd say very low. TF was a special situation in that they were cramming an existing ride in a decrepit old building. That just wouldn't have worked. But since this is a brand new experience, I think at worst they'll be gutting the inside of the building.
Not a big construction person but would guess it would be more cost effective to build a new building rather than renovate unless this will be more of an overlay
More than likely some pieces of EQ will be left behind as it would be considered a refurbishment on the structure rather than building a new structure...I believe in the state of FL you get big tax breaks for that sort of thing
We've been told by insiders it's not happening.
And honestly, there's been whispers of Kong coming back for a good year now.
To help put this in perspective, this went from a refurb to a redo. I would imagine that the basic configuration is going to stay the same. And I would't be surprised if the earthquake room becomes a Kong 360/3D showroom. And I have one tiny little wish. I want one really good 35' tall AA.
Not only that but the parking garage still has a Kong section. Their was a reason why they left it there for 7+ years even though the kong ride was taken out. This replacement idea has been around for awhile, especially due to the problems they were having legally with this existing attraction.
noooo Im pretty sure they just didnt feel the need to spend time and money on a parking garage refurb hahaha
Lol, that would've costed them no more than a thousand bucks to change it.