A major win for all involved! Happy that people will start getting jobs back for this.
I would counter this argument with the fact that every IP in Kidzone save Fievel has remained relevant in Brazil/Latin/South America, which is arguably a big factor in why the IPS were never overlaid for so long.I wish those lists had breakdowns by country, so we can see US numbers. No doubt things like Pokemon are huge in Japan, but anyone who tried to sell an Anpanman land since it's the 6th biggest franchise would probably be fired on the spot. I have trouble believing Pokemon is bigger than Mario in the US. Not saying it's still not a big deal, but it does not have the cultural relevance here that many of the other IP's on that list do. At the end of the day the US parks might be international destinations, but they are mainly going to cater to US customers.
Someone should tell Comcast that Theme Park Twitter cancelled Epic Universe
Can you really blame them though? Think about what the industry has had to go through in the last twelve months.
He also revealed it was delayed until 2024 last year in April a month or so before they shut things down entirelyYep, that's a scoop! I wonder if Mayor Demmings let something slip he wasn't supposed to?
Watch for a news story on WESH 2 today. I just drove past the EU site and they were setup in the median of Destination Parkway by the construction entrance.
I kept the faith. This is earlier than I expected them to do so though. Maybe they'll be working on a slower time table. Glad to hear it. It's going to be such a major shake up in the Orlando market.
I really hope this will reactivate the forgotten side of 192 ultimately.