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Wonder World Texas
- Thread starter TheSquirrel
- Start date
Replacing neighbourhoods, empty land and a golf club by some major roads will be the new resort
Part 1: Infrastructure & Transportation
In the top right corner of the resort near Houston, large parking structures on each side of a pedestrianised plaza cause a fork in the road after turning off the main roads onto resort property. Each of the 6 parking structures have a different name & theme based of Texas symbols.
Cowboy Parking Structure - A illustration of a cowboy is placed on a wooden background.
Lone Star Parking Structure - A massive lone star is placed on a blue background.
Longhorn Parking Structure - A illustration of a longhorn on a background painted to look like grass.
Bluebonnet Parking Structure - A illustration of a bluebonnet on a green background.
Pecan Parking Structure - A illustration of a pecan tree on a green background.
Horned Lizard Parking Structure - A illustration of a horned lizard in a brown background.
Once exiting the parking structures, people will walk past flower beds and hanging lightbulbs on their way through the plaza before reaching a large metro station above the path taking people round a lake to the park and other things.
Wonder World Metro - Anti-Clockwise
Main Branch
Transportation Plaza Station - Large metal ribbons surrounded by plexiglass cover the station placed on large metal poles overhanging the path with large concrete flower beds.
Wonder World Grand Station - A glass roof on a building in the same Art Deco style as the hotel with hanging plants.
Lone Star District Station - A large warehouse with glass windows and buckets full of plants.
Wonder World Park Station - An outdoor platform with a clear view to the park entrance.
Lakeside Hotel Station - A massive wave shaped canopy covers the outdoor station.
Hotel Branch
Valley Lodge Hotel & Campground Station - A large wooden roof covers the station with trees behind the station.
The Tropicale Hotel Station - The station is designed to used like tropical shacks.
Cartoon Network Animation Isle Hotel Station - Large black & white blocks designed to look like the CN checkerboard surrounds the station.
Splash Bay Branch
Splash Bay Waterpark Station - The station is placed on a platform on the path by the wave pool.
In the top right corner of the resort near Houston, large parking structures on each side of a pedestrianised plaza cause a fork in the road after turning off the main roads onto resort property. Each of the 6 parking structures have a different name & theme based of Texas symbols.
Cowboy Parking Structure - A illustration of a cowboy is placed on a wooden background.
Lone Star Parking Structure - A massive lone star is placed on a blue background.
Longhorn Parking Structure - A illustration of a longhorn on a background painted to look like grass.
Bluebonnet Parking Structure - A illustration of a bluebonnet on a green background.
Pecan Parking Structure - A illustration of a pecan tree on a green background.
Horned Lizard Parking Structure - A illustration of a horned lizard in a brown background.
Once exiting the parking structures, people will walk past flower beds and hanging lightbulbs on their way through the plaza before reaching a large metro station above the path taking people round a lake to the park and other things.
Wonder World Metro - Anti-Clockwise
Main Branch
Transportation Plaza Station - Large metal ribbons surrounded by plexiglass cover the station placed on large metal poles overhanging the path with large concrete flower beds.
Wonder World Grand Station - A glass roof on a building in the same Art Deco style as the hotel with hanging plants.
Lone Star District Station - A large warehouse with glass windows and buckets full of plants.
Wonder World Park Station - An outdoor platform with a clear view to the park entrance.
Lakeside Hotel Station - A massive wave shaped canopy covers the outdoor station.
Hotel Branch
Valley Lodge Hotel & Campground Station - A large wooden roof covers the station with trees behind the station.
The Tropicale Hotel Station - The station is designed to used like tropical shacks.
Cartoon Network Animation Isle Hotel Station - Large black & white blocks designed to look like the CN checkerboard surrounds the station.
Splash Bay Branch
Splash Bay Waterpark Station - The station is placed on a platform on the path by the wave pool.
ThemeParkPriest
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I think that’s a great idea to put a big theme park near Houston! They are constructing Grand Texas, which won’t open til 2023. It’s a big city, so there’s a good potential market there.
The park is owned by Palace Entertainment.