Yea, they're stretching it here - but theme park is defined as a group of rides and attractions with themed environments.
Either way, yes....3rd park is very far away; if at all.
Either way, yes....3rd park is very far away; if at all.
So the third park for universal Orlando is far far away from now?
That or Volcano Bay is it, their final park. Comcast has seemed equally hellbent on vastly improving IOA and US as they are in building new hotels and a zillion new rooms. It will easily be a 5-7 day park when completed, considering an entire day or two at the hotel just lounging, eating and drinking. All of that would blow my skirt up.
Maybe I'm the minority, but I'm all for that situation. The amount of money needed to acquire room for another park would kneecap the incredibly ambitious plans they have for the existing two parks
I'm really curious what else they have planned in the parks aside from what we already know about.Maybe I'm the minority, but I'm all for that situation. The amount of money needed to acquire room for another park would kneecap the incredibly ambitious plans they have for the existing two parks
Yeah it's sad what Disney has done with those water parks...I would be perfectly happy for them to stick with the parks that are there now if they keep adding to and overhauling them the way they have, and ESPECIALLY if they treat Volcano Bay the same way. That would be a particularly exciting thing to see since they haven't ever really done that at WDW's water parks.
I'm really hoping that Volcano Bay draws a lot of guests away from WDWs water parks and they see their attendance decline and for the first time, would actually be forced to respond to Universal by adding new attractions to their water parks to win back crowds.Yeah it's sad what Disney has done with those water parks...
20 year old Blizzard Beach has only added Downhill Double Dipper(and that was right after the park opened)...and that's it.
26 year old Typhoon Lagoon added a third slide to Humonga Cowabunga, and the Crush N Gusher ten years ago. That's it.
Pretty sad the two most visited waterparks in North America haven't spent money on new attractions in many years.
Wet N Wild and Aquatica have added at a more consistent pace...hopefully Universal will do the same with Volcano Bay.
Yeah it's sad what Disney has done with those water parks...
20 year old Blizzard Beach has only added Downhill Double Dipper(and that was right after the park opened)...and that's it.
26 year old Typhoon Lagoon added a third slide to Humonga Cowabunga, and the Crush N Gusher ten years ago. That's it.
Pretty sad the two most visited waterparks in North America haven't spent money on new attractions in many years.
Wet N Wild and Aquatica have added at a more consistent pace...hopefully Universal will do the same with Volcano Bay.
I don't see it as pulling guest away from Disney water parks as much as I see keeping guest on site longer (which is great for UOR)I'm really hoping that Volcano Bay draws a lot of guests away from WDWs water parks and they see their attendance decline and for the first time, would actually be forced to respond to Universal by adding new attractions to their water parks to win back crowds.
I don't see it as pulling guest away from Disney water parks as much as I see keeping guest on site longer (which is great for UOR)
are they drilling into the Ground by Volcano Bay because my entire house has been shaking for two days Straight?