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It's that thing you get one week a year in Scotland. The dull yellow in the sky
Universal Great Britain
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While I can see them refusing to clone certain attractions, opening a brand new theme park in the UK without Harry Potter or Nintendo would be extremely weird.
A lot can change in the coming years. And even if they dont clone rides from UOR for opening, that does not mean that they cannot have same IPs.
Yea I also doubt they wouldn't bring LOTR to Orlando if they managed to get the rights.
I have a theory the large expansion pad for Epic is reserved for it... but that doesn't mean Orlando has to get it first.
I thought it was a fairly open secret that they secured them a while ago?
Bedford has excellent transport links as Alicia mentioned in the video. It's probably the best site in the UK to build a large resort on.
- Train line to London and Luton airport (will be great for international visitors who might only visit London).
- Train line to the Midlands and the North (great for connecting with the rest of the UK).
- New train line opening soon (East West Rail).
- M1 motorway/highway connecting the North and South.
- Train line to London and Luton airport (will be great for international visitors who might only visit London).
- Train line to the Midlands and the North (great for connecting with the rest of the UK).
- New train line opening soon (East West Rail).
- M1 motorway/highway connecting the North and South.
I mean, until it's announced and official I don't believe it lol
There have also been independent confirmations of the land purchase!
That's the easy part, now lets hope no spiders or angry residents are in the way
I know people earlier in the thread have said that Universal could be worried about cannibalising Orlando attendance but there are a lot of people who can't afford a trip to the US, how many of those would see a Universal in the UK and book it as soon as they could especially if it had some big name attractions.
If it offered the same offerings as Orlando, like Potter, they would be worried since Cabana Bay is probably a British colony at this point.
If they offer unique attractions/lands, this would benefit UOR overall.
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Also I'd imagine this would get some big government backing depending on which party will be in power when or if planning permission is put forward.
However without that I could see this taking many years just to get a yes or no.
As I said its not really about the people already going to Universal Orlando but those that can't afford that sort of trip would see a Universal Park in the UK as extremely attractive.
