[Glenn.]

If they're comparing it to Disney they're gonna fall short anyway. Universal parks aside, nothing compares in terms of a 'theme' park.

[Marsh.]

"Where should we go next summer kids? Disneyland?"

"Noooo, dad. I want to go to the Paramount London Entertainment Resort."

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Glenn.

If they're comparing it to Disney they're gonna fall short anyway. Universal parks aside, nothing compares in terms of a 'theme' park.

This.
The location itself adds to the whole thing.

Can't see many foreigners thinking of rainy Blighty in the same frame of mind as somewhere like Florida or Paris.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Cal.

We have Alton Towers!

That place is a rundown sh*thole.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Tregard

I remember Top Gear was supposed to be a major part of this too, no doubt that's fallen off a bit now.

I'd actually be worried by 2021 Doctor Who will have lost a bit of it's relevance, they seem to have issue with the fact outside of DW and Wallace & Gromit perhaps, none of the IPs they'd be working with are timeless enough to sustain a theme park.

I'm very surprised Harry Potter hasn't been mentioned.

Still huge and popular globally and they have nothing in the series' home country to compare with the Wizarding World thing they've built in America.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Cherie

They were going to build this in Murcia in Spain about 10 years ago, load of nonsense

Murcia is literally one big building site too.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Smithy

well no one would ****ing visit it if it was in St Helens

Smithy going for Lucas and getting me instead.

[Glenn.]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

I'm very surprised Harry Potter hasn't been mentioned.

Still huge and popular globally and they have nothing in the series' home country to compare with the Wizarding World thing they've built in America.

Universal hold the rights to Harry Potter in terms of theme parks.

[Toy Soldier]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

I'm very surprised Harry Potter hasn't been mentioned.

Still huge and popular globally and they have nothing in the series' home country to compare with the Wizarding World thing they've built in America.

Doubt WB would go for it to be honest.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Glenn.

Universal hold the rights to Harry Potter in terms of theme parks.

Yeah, I'm surprised they haven't done anything in the UK.

[Toy Soldier]

Originally Posted by Northern Monkey

Miserable buggers in this country.Where's all the excitement?The joy?

Wallace and Gromit Land yaaaasssss ****ing belting lad get in! I can't actually wait I am going to go in rock solid and literally just piss with joy everywhere to claim it as my territory. Britain! Britain! Wallace and Gromit! BRITAIN!

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

Wallace and Gromit Land yaaaasssss ****ing belting lad get in! I can't actually wait I am going to go in rock solid and literally just piss with joy everywhere to claim it as my territory. Britain! Britain! Wallace and Gromit! BRITAIN!

[Glenn.]

They have a resort/theme park that's part of Universal in Spain I believe. It's doubtful universal would build so close to that. That's why Disney would never build here. Plus why build a Disney park in a country where millions of people will travel 4000 miles without hesitation to visit a Disney park.

[Glenn.]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

Wallace and Gromit Land yaaaasssss ****ing belting lad get in! I can't actually wait I am going to go in rock solid and literally just piss with joy everywhere to claim it as my territory. Britain! Britain! Wallace and Gromit! BRITAIN!

Omfg

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

Murcia is literally one big building site too.

No idea just use the airport