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Vote to approve was postponed again until March 7.
If this doesn't happen, I assume it'll just go somewhere else, like Utah or Colorado.Vote to approve was postponed again until March 7.
If this doesn't happen, I assume it'll just go somewhere else, like Utah or Colorado.
Tennesse would be good.I think it'll happen with some concessions. Colorado feels like another place, along with somewhere in Tennessee or the Kentucky area.
I don't think so. There would be too much competitionPigeon Forge would probably be a solid location.
I don't think so. There would be too much competition
No one wants something that's potentially crowded and noisy in their back yard-- they're afraid it will turn into a big coaster park with nightly fireworks and traffic jams everyday no matter how many assurances they get.
Well if they put more homes there which seems to be the plan before it seems like traffic would be worst then a theme park or the same.No one wants something that's potentially crowded and noisy in their back yard-- they're afraid it will turn into a big coaster park with nightly fireworks and traffic jams everyday no matter how many assurances they get.
No one wants something that's potentially crowded and noisy in their back yard-- they're afraid it will turn into a big coaster park with nightly fireworks and traffic jams everyday no matter how many assurances they get.
So what if the park doesn't do well as a family park? What happens if Universal sells it? Or if they turn it into a thrill park or year round HHN? The CURRENT plan is fine, but there's no telling what may happen down the road.
The neighbors will always think the worst no matter how many assurances they get. And neighbors who move into an area after a park was already built spend a lot of time, money, and energy fighting the park even though the park was there first.
I'm not saying any of this will happen, but I also understand why neighbors have trepidation.
I mean, that's not the plan. That's any project but this one makes sense for everyone and think at worst they get a coaster or two one day. Maybe a few special event nights for families but I don't think this park will ever become a Full Universal Studios theme park. It's made for families and if anything should be great if your planning on raising kids in the area.So what if the park doesn't do well as a family park? What happens if Universal sells it? Or if they turn it into a thrill park or year round HHN? The CURRENT plan is fine, but there's no telling what may happen down the road.
The neighbors will always think the worst no matter how many assurances they get.
I'm not saying any of this will happen, but I also understand why neighbors have trepidation.
Should've been a Disney park, crime is illegal thereThe main concern was "crime" which is
I read the article, it's like 14 people who were vocal at the meeting with mix views for the park and against it. The main concern was "crime" which is . . . let me stay on topic lol. I think most residents understand Universal is not looking to build their next flagship resort and understand this will be something local with some (read; us) visitors from out of town on a texas coaster journey. No one has brought forth a legitimate reason to not build.