From The National Pulse:
ShareA British version of Disneyland, estimated to cost over $4.3 billion, has been canceled after 14 years of planning due to a Kuwaiti businessman’s bankruptcy and the green agenda. Plans for ‘The London Resort’ were first announced nearly 14 years ago. The resort was expected to rival Disneyland Paris in size and visitors.
Promoters initially secured partnerships with major organizations such as the BBC, ITV, and Paramount Pictures. Proposed attractions included themes from popular franchises such as Top Gear, Paddington Bear, Mission: Impossible, and Doctor Who. The park’s design featured eight roller coasters, medieval castles, an Aztec pyramid, a 2,000-seat theater, and a nightclub. The project was anticipated to provide 30,000 jobs and attract 12 million visitors annually, with a planned opening in 2024. (Read more.)
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