The main reason THEY want us to go there is to eat and drink. But we, the guests, or at least, the average tourists at DTD, are going to want to go there to bowl. If I just wanted to eat and drink, Orlando has a million other options, but surprisingly, not too many bowling alleys.
Well then they shouldn't call it Splitsville, decorate it with giant bowling pins, have the bowling lanes in the windows adjoining the walkways outside, and put it in a location that desperately needs entertainment other than food and drinks. The bowling might be the gimmick, but its WHY people want to go there.
Yep, hardly a serious bowler myself, but that shortened approach bugged me so much that I will generally push to go to Kings if my friends/family want to do bowling when they visit. Yes, the traffic is worth the regulation approach.
It is still a nightmare and will be until at least one of the parking garages opens. I would go to the hotel and bus it in or plan on paying for valet.
Have to agree with this, the same reason people would go there is probably the same reason a lot of people avoid it... The bowling... True its a decent restaurant and it has a nice bar and entertainment but without seeing it you probably wouldn't expect it if you didn't research.
Not always. There tends to be a tipping point where the benefits from doing a phased construction evaporate. Phased construction also tends to take considerably longer. Given the amount of work being done, I think they made the right decision. You will start to see gradual improvements as certain things get finished.
I guess I'm just assuming that progress will slow to a halt and the walls will remain up longer than they should be a LA mine train.
