lazyboy97o
Well-Known Member
They are and do. If Universal wants changes or upgrades made to the roads the City of Orlando pretty much has to do as requested. That’s how they fit the pedestrian bridges a few years ago.Universal doesn't have a special district to pawn costs like this on to.
The big limitation is the size of their contiguous land holdings.I don't believe there's anything stopping any of the major attractions from petitioning for a special district, and ultimately receiving one. I'm sure DeSantis would jump at the opportunity in today's political climate, as a means of "sticking it to Disney."