Originally Posted By MPierce ^^^ I had heard those rumors. I'm just surprised that very many Cubans would be allowed or could afford, to travel to Canada. Hundreds risk their lives trying to enter the USA every year. Why not just get a visa to Canada, and apply for amnesty. Also with the wet foot dry foot policy of the United States it would seem easier to obtain residence here by crossing the border from the north.
Originally Posted By avro_imagineer They fly to Hawaii first. There are no restrictions other then financial (affording a trip).
Originally Posted By avro_imagineer Anyways this is a "Global" world. America is slightly bigger then Europe geographically. Maybe having a "Centre and North" location for another park. (Or centred on the population base). Yes China is an untapped market, but so is South America. (You could argue Spain would have been a better choice for Eurodisney), so is even just another European, or a Middle Eastern. But maybe Fl (more so then ca) is tapped out. (Not space, but workers, etc).
Originally Posted By MPierce Climate is always a big factor in theme parks however. Also the ability to accomadate crowds, and ease of access to the park.
Originally Posted By Sara Tonin I would guess Splash Mountain would not be a very popular ride during the Canadian winter...
Originally Posted By avro_imagineer My winters are much milder then those in Minnesota. Remember Windsor On, is South of Detroit. Paris has the arcades. Lots of land for crowds, the 401 is 20 lanes wide...
Originally Posted By bobbelee9 I'm incapable of visualizing 20 lanes wide. I've never seen more than 6,
Originally Posted By avro_imagineer The wide part is through Toronto, the rest is anywhere from 2 to 8 lines (from Michigan to Quebec where it becomes Autoroute) <a href="http://sites4usca.com/images/401by%20pearson.jpg" target="_blank">http://sites4usca.com/images/4...rson.jpg</a>
Originally Posted By avro_imagineer By 6 you mean 12 I think (when they measure width they mean in both directions)
Originally Posted By avro_imagineer I doubt it, he seems more like a Canucks fan (The weather, the rampant recreational non-prescriptions...)
Originally Posted By bobbelee9 <By 6 you mean 12 I think (when they measure width they mean in both directions)>> Nope, I meant 3 in each direction. Well maybe I've seen 4. But now are you saying 20 in each direction? Even if it's 10 in each, I can't imagine how much traffic would require that kinda road. To use that much room, wouldn't it have to be in the middle of nowhere. And why would there be so many vehicles in the middle of nowhere? I need a nap, my brain and imagination are over taxed.
Originally Posted By avro_imagineer No 20 total, although it could use 20 in both directions. Traffic can be VERY bad, hours of rush hour. 1 in 4 Canadians (over 8 million people) live there. Then of course you're also close to the concentrated population basins of the midwest and northeast. Which means lots of Employees to choose from.
Originally Posted By Spirit of 74 If I waste my time posting in this thread will it then lend legitimacy to the whole notion? Just wondering ... I can't wait, though, give it another decade and we'll all have Disney's Grand Havana Beach Club and Villas, a DVC resort! ~Pass the Pixie Dust~
