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I mean Dreamworks will be a world with multiple lands. Monsters could be too if the Godzilla info comes true. SNW will be huge. So 4 worlds, but 8+ lands.
I mean Dreamworks will be a world with multiple lands. Monsters could be too if the Godzilla info comes true. SNW will be huge. So 4 worlds, but 8+ lands.
I mean what about like RP1 or Dr. Dolittle ... I feel like they wouldn't get their own worlds and wouldn't fit into the others.
I mean what about like RP1 or Dr. Dolittle
Which is possibly why it was moved.Probably not. The original land was less than nine acres.
Which is the reason I'm adamant neither of them will be in the new park. MAYBE Dolittle could fit in the "Monsters" area (maybe).
But I think there's a negative chance of Ready Player 1. The movie wasn't hugely successful, wasn't well loved, and will be 5 years old at the very least when the park opens.
Which is possibly why it was moved.
How would you make the land any bigger? I guess you could add a new ride or two (or three, if we're lucky), but that still wouldn't take up much space. Pokemon and Zelda are probably out at this point in time.
The 4-lands thing was a misunderstanding of a hint from TPU and is not based on any actual rumor or evidence.
Give each of the three main rides more of their own area. So Mario, Yoshi, and DK as more separate entities.
My mistake, in one article Josh does explicitly say "four worlds."I would politely disagree.
My mistake, in one article Josh does explicitly say "four worlds."
Could Fourth Universal Orlando Park Be Named "Universal's Fantastic Worlds"? - Theme Park University
Now with this park, in particular, to create these four “worlds” you’re going to have to design it in an entirely different way.
It's weird, because I believe he said six lands in another article. Maybe it changed?
It's weird, because I believe he said six lands in another article. Maybe it changed?
This is the thing that I think is confusing people. A "world" will consist of different "lands," and those "lands" are likely closer aligned to Diagon than Marvel Super Hero Island. Ironically, the structure is probably more akin to Epcot with its "Future World" and "World Showcase" each holding multiple pavilions (ie - lands), that have their own shops, restaurants, and attractions.What’s a land? What’s a world? Lots of questions.
On the plus side, that'd mean Jurassic World ain't hitting Gate 4.