Universal's 6th Hotel Rumors & Speculation

[Scott W.]

http://www.bizjournals.com/orlando/blog/2016/07/universal-orlandos-sixth-hotel-to-have.html

I don't think this has been posted yet.

 

[Galaxy Defender]

It has, but better to have it posted twice than missed all together. Thanks.

 

[Scott W.]

It has, but better to have it posted twice than missed all together. Thanks.

I seen a bizjournel article but it was dated the day before.

 

[Galaxy Defender]

I seen a bizjournel article but it was dated the day before.

You are right and I am very wrong. My sincerest apologies.

 

[Scott W.]

You are right and I am very wrong. My sincerest apologies.

No problem, mate. The two articles are very similar.

 

[Galaxy Defender]

No problem, mate. The two articles are very similar.

This is why I try to be nice in my choice of words. Never know when you might have to eat them later.:bonk:

 

[GadgetGuru]

I find it strange that they'd try to go ultra-luxury on this plot of land. It's a really, really small plot. Ultra-luxury hotels are typically very spacious. After all, rich people want to be able to roam and still have their privacy.

I'm personally convinced that we'll see a budget hotel on this plot and a ultra-luxury flagship hotel alongside the new park.

 

[Scott W.]

I find it strange that they'd try to go ultra-luxury on this plot of land. It's a really, really small plot. Ultra-luxury hotels are typically very spacious. After all, rich people want to be able to roam and still have their privacy.

I'm personally convinced that we'll see a budget hotel on this plot and a ultra-luxury flagship hotel alongside the new park.

The fact that there's very little room says to me that it won't be a budget hotel.

 

[Galaxy Defender]

I find it strange that they'd try to go ultra-luxury on this plot of land. It's a really, really small plot. Ultra-luxury hotels are typically very spacious. After all, rich people want to be able to roam and still have their privacy.

I'm personally convinced that we'll see a budget hotel on this plot and a ultra-luxury flagship hotel alongside the new park.

Maybe it will be bigger on the inside.

 

[graspthesun]

I find it strange that they'd try to go ultra-luxury on this plot of land. It's a really, really small plot. Ultra-luxury hotels are typically very spacious. After all, rich people want to be able to roam and still have their privacy.

I'm personally convinced that we'll see a budget hotel on this plot and a ultra-luxury flagship hotel alongside the new park.

Luxury hotels don't need a lot of common or public space. As long as the rooms are spacious or have those upscale touches, it'll be fine.

 

[UniversalCityFL]

I dont think "Aventura" is a wise choice for a hotel name because it's too close to the spanish translation of "Islands of Adventure" and I think it will cause mass confusion among people who speak Spanish (or English, for that matter!).

Unless... unless... unless it's somehow tied to the thematic of IOA, e.g. where the travelers to Port of Entry stay overnight or something. Wishful thinking.

 

[BJCool]

I dont think "Aventura" is a wise choice for a hotel name because it's too close to the spanish translation of "Islands of Adventure" and I think it will cause mass confusion among people who speak Spanish (or English, for that matter!).

Unless... unless... unless it's somehow tied to the thematic of IOA, e.g. where the travelers to Port of Entry stay overnight or something. Wishful thinking.

Volcano Bay is going right next to Cabana Bay which was already across the resort from Portofino Bay.

 

[UniversalCityFL]

Volcano Bay is going right next to Cabana Bay which was already across the resort from Portofino Bay.

UO's "bay" obsession is also slightly out of control, but not as extreme as the Aventura situation.

 

[UNIrd]

I don't think the Aventura name is any cause for concern or much confusion. Do many people show up to the Animal Kingdom Lodge expecting to ride a safari or Everest?

 

[shiekra38]

I dont think "Aventura" is a wise choice for a hotel name because it's too close to the spanish translation of "Islands of Adventure" and I think it will cause mass confusion among people who speak Spanish (or English, for that matter!).

Unless... unless... unless it's somehow tied to the thematic of IOA, e.g. where the travelers to Port of Entry stay overnight or something. Wishful thinking.

Let's be honest, IOA has been renamed to "The one with Hogwarts" now...Not sure how to say that in Spanish

 

[Galaxy Defender]

Let's be honest, IOA has been renamed to "The one with Hogwarts" now...Not sure how to say that in Spanish

El Uno Con Hogwarts?

 

[UniversalCityFL]

The people reading this board are a hyper-knowledgable faction. If you've spent any time working in the UO parks, you know that 75% of the guests there don't even know the names of both parks, let alone the name of the park they are currently in.

 

[Galaxy Defender]

The people reading this board are a hyper-knowledgable faction. If you've spent any time working in the UO parks, you know that 75% of the guests there don't even know the names of both parks, let alone the name of the park they are currently in.

Like the people that look for Harry Potter at WDW.

 

[Scott W.]

Like the people that look for Harry Potter at WDW.

I read an article today about a woman who spent £12000 to turn her home into Hogwarts. In the comment section, somebody said that for the same money they could have went to Disney World and seen it there instead.

 

[Galaxy Defender]

I read an article today about a woman who spent £12000 to turn her home into Hogwarts. In the comment section, somebody said that for the same money they could have went to Disney World and seen it there instead.

The scary part is these people are allowed to reproduce and pass on those genes.