British 'Disneyland' planned for opening in 2021

[Oldiesmann]

Looks like Paramount is getting back in the theme park business... http://thrillgeek.com/2016/04/paramount-london-british-disneyland-planned-for-opening-in-2021/

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[bkroz]

Mmmhm. 

 

Maybe like their Spain park (eh hem) they'll pack this park with lovable, timeless intellectual properties like an entire Frontierland rip-off dedicated to Rango, a Fantasyland based on beloved and unforgettable films like Stardust and The Spiderwick Chronicles, and a Mission: Impossible dark ride. Pop culture coups! And all arranged in the exact clockwise layout (adventure, frontier, fantasy, future) as Disneyland.

[Oldiesmann]

I wouldn't think Rango was popular enough to warrant dedicating an entire section of a theme park to it. Good movie, albeit a bit odd at times.

[Colonel_SoB_fan]

Son of Beast can live once again.

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[rcwizard13]

Phew, the title of this thread had me thinking Disney had made an extremely questionable decision to build a park in the UK.

[bkroz]

Not unless they packed up Disneyland Paris and shipped it over.

 

Or, at this rate, packed up Shanghai instead. 

[kingsislandfan1972]

Mmmhm. 

 

Maybe like their Spain park (eh hem) they'll pack this park with lovable, timeless intellectual properties like an entire Frontierland rip-off dedicated to Rango, a Fantasyland based on beloved and unforgettable films like Stardust and The Spiderwick Chronicles, and a Mission: Impossible dark ride. Pop culture coups! And all arranged in the exact clockwise layout (adventure, frontier, fantasy, future) as Disneyland.

 

Without a doubt, I would of loved to see the Spain Park, but it seemed a little too much, and there seemed that there was so much work to be done with it, and I'm sure it would be very expensive. But the way I looked at it, it seems like it would of been a very unique type of park.

[The Interpreter]

So was Hard Rock Park.

[silver2005]

A European Paramount Park of some sort somewhere has been allegedly under development for the better part of the last decade now.  I'm taking this with a molecule of salt.  When there's vertical construction, then they'll perk my interest.