Rumor Wonders of Life getting an attraction soon?

[Horizons '83]

All I know is the pavilion is being looked at now to return to being a guest facility and not an event building / storeroom.

I'll take what I can get! Thanks Martin!

 

[trainplane3]

All I know is the pavilion is being looked at now to return to being a guest facility and not an event building / storeroom.

So has WoL been bumped up in priority then?

It won't be the same but hearing this in the dome was always great.

 

[marni1971]

So has WoL been bumped up in priority then?

Reading between the lines there seems to be more of a train of thought of "how do we utilise what we have" as opposed to "let’s demolish everything and have no money left to add anything".

Radical I know.

 

[mikejs78]

Reading between the lines there seems to be more of a train of thought of "how do we utilise what we have" as opposed to "let’s demolish everything and have no money left to add anything".

Radical I know.

What a concept. What madness will be next, making use of Innoventions East? The Odessy?

 

[Bender123]

Reading between the lines there seems to be more of a train of thought of "how do we utilise what we have" as opposed to "let’s demolish everything and have no money left to add anything".

Radical I know.

Maybe they will put an attraction in the old Journey into Imagination ride building...Its basically sitting unused (/sarcasm)

 

[trainplane3]

Reading between the lines there seems to be more of a train of thought of "how do we utilise what we have" as opposed to "let’s demolish everything and have no money left to add anything".

Radical I know.

Strange. Who would want to re-purpose a perfectly good and open space that already has basic services installed and doesn't need to go through the usual construction routine of moving waterways/leveling land and the such?

Besides, they'd probably replace it with a box that has pretty front (M:S). It's nice to hear they are currently looking into re-purposing what they have. Hopefully CC will have the same fate, for better or worse.

 

[Horizons '83]

Reading between the lines there seems to be more of a train of thought of "how do we utilise what we have" as opposed to "let’s demolish everything and have no money left to add anything".

Radical I know.

Its slightly encouraging that at least their mentality is heading in the right direction. I hope. I realize they aren't going to re-construct Wonders of Life as it was but having anything in that building is short term win in my book. Obliviously I would love an original creative idea to construction plan.

 

[prfctlyximprct]

Will keep on stalking

 

[SteamboatJoe]

Reading between the lines there seems to be more of a train of thought of "how do we utilise what we have" as opposed to "let’s demolish everything and have no money left to add anything".

Radical I know.

A rare instance in which the bean counter mentality could be a good thing.

 

[Horizons '83]

A rare instance in which the bean counter mentality could be a good thing.

Us accountants get a bad wrap on this board. The reality though is that the real "bean" counters are the Finance folks in all Corporations.

 

[Master Yoda]

Reading between the lines there seems to be more of a train of thought of "how do we utilise what we have" as opposed to "let’s demolish everything and have no money left to add anything".

Radical I know.

Well....re-purposing does not always work out for the better. You need to look no further than WoL second neighbor to the right for proof of that.

I would much rather see them start from bare earth if it means a better attraction.

 

[Haymarket2008]

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Very interesting! @marni1971 Isn’t the Guardians project referred to as Project S internally? Maybe a confusion there?

 

[marni1971]

Very interesting! @marni1971 Isn’t the Guardians project referred to as Project S internally? Maybe a confusion there?

Possibly there is.

 

[Otterhead]

Very interesting! @marni1971 Isn’t the Guardians project referred to as Project S internally? Maybe a confusion there?

I suspected that Project S was the long-thought-dead Sword in the Stone dark ride.

 

[smile]

Well....re-purposing does not always work out for the better. You need to look no further than WoL second neighbor to the right for proof of that.

I would much rather see them start from bare earth if it means a better attraction.

... and don't forget about immediate left too


building new should be better, but then higher costs can keep green away

anything is certainly better use for the space than a 'festival center'
... and mayyybe if something goes there, it won't go elsewhere

 

[Dunston]

Whatever is built or done, fear not that I am prepared to do whatever it takes no matter the cost to complain about it on the internet for years

 

[Master Yoda]

... and don't forget about immediate left too


building new should be better, but then higher costs can keep green away

anything is certainly better use for the space than a 'festival center'
... and mayyybe if something goes there, it won't go elsewhere

While many people do not like WoL's new next door neighbor, tearing down and rebuilding was the right choice for what they built. Shoehorning M:S into Horizons would not have gone well.

Building from scratch is not always more expensive than remodeling an existing structure. (just ask NASA) Depending on the final product, it can often be less. It all depends on what will go in the building, what changes will have to be made, and a million other little details.

 

[MisterPenguin]

Very interesting! @marni1971 Isn’t the Guardians project referred to as Project S internally? Maybe a confusion there?

Possibly there is.

OR... WoL building is now going to be the 'gravity building' for GotG:IU!

 

[rioriz]

Project Strange?

 

[prfctlyximprct]

Doctor strange

Tony stark

Hmmmm