New concept art and a little more info on attractions released:
http://www.londonparamount.info/the-project/rides-and-attractions/
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New concept art and a little more info on attractions released:
http://www.londonparamount.info/the-project/rides-and-attractions/
"Scale model of London Paramount entertainment resort to go on show in final public exhibitions before planning application"
Check out the source for dates of consultation if you want to get involved.A scaled model of the resort will be on show at the public consultations as well as the emerging masterplan tackling issues like transport, the environment and wider regeneration.
http://www.kentonline.co.uk/gravesend/news/scale-models-of-resort-to-35052/
A report on the workshops sessions held by London Paramount Entertainment Resort in February and March is now available to view. See below link;
http://www.londonparamount.info/media/1069/your-feedback-from-stage-three.pdf
Currently yes. This will be addressed as outlined on page 29 of the recent Stage 3 Workshop on Masterplanning & Infrastructure, see the below link.
http://www.londonparamount.info/media/1055/masterplanning-and-infrastructure-workshop.pdf
Concerning the entire site is at Flood risk!! From the Environment Agency Website
Actually the majority of the local population are in favour of the park, as their feedback studies on their website show. National government is pushing for it too, with the project being the first ‘Business or Commercial Project’ to be considered a Nationally Significant Infrastructure Project (NSIP) back in 2014.
The site is actually incredibly well suited, thanks to Ebbsfleet International station on the HS1 out of London. This puts it 17 minutes from central London, in high speed trains to brownfield site ripe for development. Ebbsfleet also has trains through the channel tunnel to Europe, making it easier to get from other major cities like Paris, Brussels, and Amsterdam. It is also near the M25, the motorway hub around London. It is also on the river, which they plan to use as a transport route as well. No need to build an airport for this one, the international infrastrucure is already ready and sitting on the doorstep of the site.
The weather is no more an issue than Disneyland Paris, but has the benefit of being far closer to it's associated city. London is nowhere near as cold and rainy as the stereotype suggests.
New article about the project here: http://www.arabianbusiness.com/kuwaiti-backers-on-plans-make-3-6bn-london-theme-park-project-profitable-within-2-years-587753.html They are funding the project till after construction has started, which shows a great deal of a lot of confidence in it.
London - majority of the local community are against the project
Spain - everybody is pushing for the project from National Government to local people.
The Kuwaiti investors - Owners of Ebbsfleet United, now I do not recall them playing Man U so think they are not Premier League, not sure how deep the investor pockets are but have good idea as I have worked for a Kuwaiti investment company, so would not expect funds to be readily available. The main driving force leaves the project, the site is ridiculous and inaccessible with poor infra structure and public transport, finally it rains a lot and is cold.
Paramount Park Spain .
Investors apparently almost there, park fully designed, great infrastructure right on a Motorway and next to a new airport. Sunny over 300 days per year, next to great beaches and flights form Europe at £100 return. Which would you invest in?
The only thing Mickey Mouse is living in this over developed, over congested, over populated area. Developers are getting richer and locals sicker from pollution and stress from constantly sitting in traffic. Surely Dartford needs to be sorted out first.