CityWalk Orlando Updates & Changes General Thread

[Nick]

A lot of their additions are owned by them, surprisingly. Plus they did build the whole freaking thing out so I don't blame them wanting to chill and lets some other places take over.



My worry with Springz is the long term viability of the stores operating. I worry we'll reach another West Side situation of atrophy and we'll end up with a BBB, make your own light saber, and some of the unique food locations ending up severing burgers and character meals.

We'll see, I think it'll do fairly well. Even my mom, who hated the idea of coming to DTD during the construction, loves it and has wanted to come often. We've been 3 times since it opened and bought something each trip. We rarely ever went to DTD even before construction started.

 

[IzzyB]

Is that the Tommy Bahama shortcut?

(and if you knew the tangent I went on after posting this, you would roll your eyes more than normal)

LOL yes it is less a shortcut and more. Cool cut. In that I am not in the sum and heat for a period of time.

And I would never roll my eyes

 

[IAmFloridaBorn]

Good. City Walk needs to revamp the retail.

 

[anihilnation]

Can we get a Nintendo FL store like the New York one pretty pretty please?

And added Nintendo Arcade would be cool as well, VR would be cool to use in something like that.

 

[shiekra38]

So, what are some of your thoughts on retail?

Or are we looking at another dining option?

 

[IAmFloridaBorn]

So, what are some of your thoughts on retail?

Or are we looking at another dining option?

Personally, I'd rather have more dining options. Doesn't have to be an expensive sit down place either.

 

[Brian G.]

Personally, I'd rather have more dining options. Doesn't have to be an expensive sit down place either.

If they don't have a restaurant that fits your tastes, that's on you man.

 

[shiekra38]

Personally, I'd rather have more dining options. Doesn't have to be an expensive sit down place either.

I actually find CityWalk more resonable than, say, a certain Spring

 

[IAmFloridaBorn]

I actually find CityWalk more resonable than, say, a certain Spring

Ha. I wouldn't dare. I dont see how people can.

 

[Joel]

Personally, I'd rather have more dining options. Doesn't have to be an expensive sit down place either.

Doesn't have to be expensive, just not fast food or pre-made stuff.

 

[anihilnation]

A curry house would actually be nice.

 

[shiekra38]

A curry house would actually be nice.

Still holding out for the Jekyll and Hyde dining experience

 

[AlexanderMBush]

Still holding out for the Jekyll and Hyde dining experience

I think everyone is, in a strange way..

 

[IAmFloridaBorn]

Doesn't have to be expensive, just not fast food or pre-made stuff.

Indeed. That would be a nice touch. Somewhere right in the middle.

 

[Nick]

I actually find CityWalk more resonable than, say, a certain Spring

The dining options are far more diverse and of higher quality than CityWalk for the most part (especially the new restaurants). Naturally prices will be higher.

 

[Everready7999]

Any truth to the In-N-Out rumours?

 

[GAcoaster]

Maybe they'll be adding Voodoo Donuts like Hollywood's CityWalk is?

 

[AlexanderMBush]

Maybe they'll be adding Voodoo Donuts like Hollywood's CityWalk is?

I can see that very possible. It is popular across the country, with several Major Cities included for its location..

 

[quinnmac000]

The dining options are far more diverse and of higher quality than CityWalk for the most part (especially the new restaurants). Naturally prices will be higher.

Its also 4-5 times the size of citywalk and doesn't have to compete with I-drive. You would have way more diversity if citywalk was larger and I think Comcast/NBCUniversal is working on fixing that.

 

[Nick]

Its also 4-5 times the size of citywalk and doesn't have to compete with I-drive. You would have way more diversity if citywalk was larger and I think Comcast/NBCUniversal is working on fixing that.

I completely agree, it seems as if Comcast is working on diversity and their restaurants certainly aren't bad. I'd say Cowfish is the best. Vivo is ok, but I can get something similar at Olive Garden down the street and get bottomless soup/salad AND good breadsticks with my meal.

So yes, Universal's partial weakness is being so close to residential/commercial areas.