That's very doubtful. They just built a brand new studio that opened last year. And with the way ESPN is going right now I can't see them pouring even more money into another new studio.
WWoS brings in an incredible amount of people every year simply for the fields. So many competitions happen there throughout most major sports, WDW greatly benefits from having this complex.
Well that's good. Last time i visited the place was a ghost town.
It can definitely be a ghost town if you go on certain days, but tournament days, spring training, College Basketball Tournaments, Youth Baseball tournaments, Pop Warner youth football championships, Cheerleading competitions/championships, etc. etc.
It is anytime nothing is going on. Try visiting during a RunDisney, cheerleading event, or something else. The place is pretty packed.
I have see two modes for WWoS. The aforementioned ghost town and packed to the walls zoo.
It's always busy there.
Yep. It's either dead or bustling to the point where i've waited 20 minutes for a beer.
I was sort of looking forward to seeing that 100-lane, pro-bowling alley be built. That was a long time ago now though.
I would've liked that too. My dad is a big bowler, 40 300 games later, and would've liked to see the USBC Open Championships go to WDW so the whole family could go rather than going to Reno every other year.
