Would it really be wise to build a park in an area where tornadoes are so prevalent?
About as wiseas building them where they've had more hurricanes in the last decade than we've had tornadoes....
Would it really be wise to build a park in an area where tornadoes are so prevalent?
I just posted the information so people would know there were folks here looking to purchase land for a park. Their words, not mine. I didn't intend to start a ruckuss--- sorry I bothered anyone with "unsubstantiated rumors."
Did anyone bother to read the newspaper article from the link I added to the post? I didn't make anything up I said, it came straight from the paper. I even "copy & pasted" it! Joplin business folk and local politicals are skeptical too, but the people that were here asking for the rights to build a park were not made up nor imagined.
I would remind you that Branson used to be a hick-town too-- now many major "Nashville" types live there and operate recording studios, etc. It's become a multi-billion dollar economy in less than a deacde.
Please read the article if you are interested in a legit report. If not, send more snot-grams. I have broad shoulders...
http://www.joplinglobe.com/archivesearch/local_story_109000418.html
Golly gee, good buddy. I figure them 'ol boys at that Disney place would never think about constructen one of them there parks in our back yard. In from what I've read here, we all just to dumb to think of this here happenen. Cuase these reasons come directly from boys who sit around that big, long, fancy boardroom table way up there in one of them tall skyscraper like buildens.
On the other hand. All these same, exact reasons could apply before they built parks in Orlando, Tokyo, Paris and Hong Kong. I don't see climate as a factor. The last three locations have the same or a more northern lattitude than Joplin, with hurricanes, typoons, tornados and snow.
Joplin is already a tourist destination. And while it does have a wholesome, country, western theme to the attractions, I don't think that would stop Disney in it's decision.
What I see putting these rumors to rest is the concern over money. And to a lesser extent, the market share. (although, aren't they considering a new park for mainland China?) So I won't hold my breath for anything to happen anytime within the next 6 or 8 years. Though I do think it would be great for this country to see another one.
Like I posted before, 15 or 20 years ago, Disney thought about a park in middle America. Why they stopped I don't know. And I'm not even sure if they sold the land years after they started buying it. But what I do know, it's not for the condescending, elitist reasons some of these posters have stated.
I would think TWDC would not make this move since it would take business away from the the HUGE amount of travelers from the midwest that go to WDW.
Disney deals in real estate all the time, it doesn'tmean there is a new park... Sorry if you think we are being rude, but when the rumors are false, there is no point in letting those who don't know the truth not have it (or let the real estate agents try to jack up the prices of the land).
Considering that we have had a good 15+ threads on the topic of "New Park in ______," I'd say we have the right to speak our minds, especially when the topic is so redundant...
It could be Fisher again!![]()
Branson attracts a ton of people, so why not try to get another destination in missouri. The Disney's America rumor has been around for awhile now. It sounds like you're stretching for something to write about, I don't think it will happen......Me too! I'm wondering if the whole "Disney's America" thing isn't really dead-- the Midwest would be a great spot!
Branson attracts a ton of people, so why not try to get another destination in missouri. The Disney's America rumor has been around for awhile now. It sounds like you're stretching for something to write about, I don't think it will happen......
......writes note to check into buying land around reddings mill area....:hammer: :hammer: :hammer:
How can you be so dismissive and say blatantly that the rumor is false? I don't think the rep from the Mo Sec of State's office that talked to the Joplin reporter is lying about the request. Isn't this forum here for the purpose of our sharing "what we read and hear in the public domain"? Sheesh! How can people be so brash in a forum designed just for the purpose of airing rumors?
Relax man. I don't mind anybody speaking their mind on the subject, but the tone shouldn't be so sharp--- should it? By the way-- It gets just as cold and snowy in Virginia as it does in Missouri (to answer whoever brought that point up), Walt's HOME STATE, and before the stupid lawsuits Disney actually BROKE GROUND on the "America" park if memory serves-- so it was a reality until the Daughters of the American Revolution (or whoever they were)nosed in...
by the way, Who is Fisher?
it is funny that no corporate documentation speaks of major real estate purchases.....and with SEC rules being as they are, anything so significant would need some forwards looking statements.all i know is that they are definatly buying the land up because my dad already signed and a bunch of my dads neighbors have.
all i know is that they are definatly buying the land up because my dad already signed and a bunch of my dads neighbors have.
it is funny that no corporate documentation speaks of major real estate purchases.....and with SEC rules being as they are, anything so significant would need some forwards looking statements.
it is also VERY funny that so many people are joining the site with the only purpose being to talk about this BS story.....
I cant believe that they would build it here but it does kinda make sense, middle of country, next to a growing area, close to a big highway. the way the relators are talking to my dad it seems to be going very well.
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