They will. Higher ticket prices, higher food prices, longer lines and shorter hours.
If anything, they are going to get the site plan re-evaluated. Apparently it was discovered there are too many utility cables and such underneath the proposed plan site that wasn’t in the plans that the cost of re-routing them would have been a lot higher than estimates. There were also apparently issues with logistics with Main Street Bypass being open continuously especially with events like Mickey's Not So Scary and Very Merry as well as during the construction period. .
I believe that’s false info.
Hence the term "Apparently" The only thing I could agree with was logistics with the parties.
I think the real info is the managers just couldn't be without their parking spaces...........
What areas can be built on in the MK?
A small plot west of Crystal Palace, south and west of the Pirates show building, west of BTM (long term), north of the new Tron site and south of Space Mountain.
Probably nothing that’s in the “blue sky” development? Interesting areas in TL and AL that could be developed. The BTM area doesn’t affect TSL and RoA?
While the Reedy Creek Improvement District is a de facto part of the company, the Building Department still serves the role of a governing agency and is not publishing how the land will be developed. These maps are based on geotechnical analysis and don’t consider any other factors that would impact Disney’s decisions to build.
I thought about that theater recently as well, and then I reminded myself how many upgrades that facility would have needed. It was fine for small shows like what we see on the castle stage, but that’s about it. It’s been gone for a while and the new theater would have used some of its old land. Another problem was being in TL which would limit its show themes. I’m not sure MS was the best location either, but at least it was a better use of available space.
