Thoughts on whether Disney will add a 3rd theme park in the US (perhaps Midwest/east coast?)

HakunaMatata89

Well-Known Member
I hate to break it to you guys but New England winters are not the same as before. We had about 11 inches of snow last year.
I get that, but when you're talking about investing billions into opening a new front you will take history into consideration. And the snow amount is just one part. People won't be doing outside attractions when its below 40.
 

Walt Disney1955

Well-Known Member
In Edmonton, a place even colder than the northeastern U.S., they have an excellent amusement park indoors at West Edmonton Mall. The amusement park is called Galaxyland (it actually used to be called Fantasyland but I think it got changed around the time the internet went mainstream for the same reason WWF went to WWE). It is a fun park, I've been there. And you could go in January. But you'd be frozen if you ever tried that there. And you just can't do it in the cold places in the U.S. Branson would be probably the coldest I would do it if it were up to me. And even then, Silver Dollar City is closed for 2-3 months of the year. They do have a lot of land in Orlando though.
 

SouthDakotaTink

New Member
The Mall of America had a pretty good setup. I think the whole mall could have just been changed to an amusement park and that would work well. Add a few more small roller coasters and dark rides and it would be unmatched. None of the suggested indoor parks really have the depth of rides that I think could be done. To me the Mall of America comes the closest.

But alas, I don't think we are getting it anytime soon.
 

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