Yeah, but what happens when they run out of expansion space and want to build new attractions?Let me put it this way, a third park requires more infrastructure and casting. Add more attractions and keep them there longer, less overhead.
Yeah, but what happens when they run out of expansion space and want to build new attractions?Let me put it this way, a third park requires more infrastructure and casting. Add more attractions and keep them there longer, less overhead.
Which is something that is happening awfully fast at USF after Fallon, F&F and Nintendo. Sure they still have Fear Factor and can probably add something in Hollywood, but where else can something of any decent size go after these next big expansions/additions without replacing things? Going into the TM parking lot is a slight possibility, but eventually they will run out of land. I suppose that the concert yard is a potential expansion area as well if the park gets to that point, but I have to think Uni would hate to lose that Stage.Yeah, but what happens when they run out of expansion space and want to build new attractions?
Pay no attention to anything regarding a fifth WDW park (DHS and Epcot are in shambles as it is and DAK still needs more attractions). WDW needs to get the parks it currently has in shape before thinking about a fifth park.Universal hasn't even officially told us that Volcano Bay is and will be a third park. It just says waterpark. No offense to Universal but I think it would be quite disappointing if the waterpark will just have themed waterslides & just a wave pool. I'm not saying to that Universal needs to compete with Disney...but if Disney decides to plan a fifth park down the line someday...I assure you it will get Universal Orlando's attention. I read in an article that Universal is trying to top Disney...not a lie.
I read in an article that Universal is trying to top Disney...not a lie.
For Universal Orlando info...Orlando United, sometimes Theme Park Insider...For WDW, WDW Magic, Theme Park Insider....They're the pros. Screamscape is very unreliable, though he occasionally gets something decent.Universal hasn't even officially told us that Volcano Bay is and will be a third park. It just says waterpark. No offense to Universal but I think it would be quite disappointing if the waterpark will just have themed waterslides & just a wave pool. I'm not saying to that Universal needs to compete with Disney...but if Disney decides to plan a fifth park down the line someday...I assure you it will get Universal Orlando's attention. I read in an article that Universal is trying to top Disney...not a lie. I still read screamscape.com that's where I get all my theme park information. You say screamscape is not that reliable...well where are the other sites that are out their to get my latest accurate theme park news from? I don't have any really good options.
I wonder how long before this thing goes vertical?
Yeah, but what happens when they run out of expansion space and want to build new attractions?
Which is something that is happening awfully fast at USF after Fallon, F&F and Nintendo. Sure they still have Fear Factor and can probably add something in Hollywood, but where else can something of any decent size go after these next big expansions/additions without replacing things? Going into the TM parking lot is a slight possibility, but eventually they will run out of land. I suppose that the concert yard is a potential expansion area as well if the park gets to that point, but I have to think Uni would hate to lose that Stage.
IOa still has a lot of space to be renovated to either be brought up to date or be changed to something better (along with a few expansion pads), however again, once everything is filled, there's only so much you can do with two parks that are packed with attractions. A Third park will eventually be needed.
Wasn't there a permit a long time ago on the Wave pool and that it'd use something truly groundbreaking? Correct me if i'm wrong there.
Yeah, I thought there was a mention of multiple wave pockets and stuff like that. Then we have the old patent for glowing sand... which seems silly considering the bright sun of Florida.
There you go. Bingo....Maybe the glowing sand could emulate Lava?
Is that glow in the dark sand? Then its not so silly.
Does anyone think guests are going to carry their tubes around to go down the slides? Or do they have something state of the art that will end that hassle. It's the biggest pit falls for the Disney water parks IMO.