SFGAm in 2010

[zjohn1988]

What about the offices theres and the maitenance buildings? Unless Wardrobe gets torn down and rebuilt in anoyther spot, it would be hard to expand a ride in that direction.

[twixmix0303]

If they're creative they can build over those. I was also thinking build more over where the training rooms are, since those are on trailers and can be easily moved.

[zjohn1988]

They could, but then that will take up employee parking spots and its hard enough getting a spot if your shift is at 4:00. Especially during Fright Fest.

[twixmix0303]

I know. They could build a parking garage (There was a topic about this already. Personally, I think it's a bad idea.)

[zjohn1988]

The parking garage could work easily for the employees, but definetly not for guests..

[Ilovthevu']

It could easily work for the guests too. Universal Studios has one, and it seems to work just fine.

[SFGAm Shock Wave]

OK.

This is SF, not Disney or Universal. Parking garages are very expensive and SF is $2 Billion in debt.

No more parking garage posts please.

[zjohn1988]

It could easily work for the guests too. Universal Studios has one, and it seems to work just fine.

Yes it does but their garage is Huge. It would use up most of our overflow lot for sure and maybe some of the main lot. The only way the parking garage would work for guests is if it was on the other side of the highway due to size, but that can no longer happen.

[twixmix0303]

They actually have two garages.

[zjohn1988]

Well we should have 3 then

[Trailblazer Tony]

OK.

This is SF, not Disney or Universal. Parking garages are very expensive and SF is $2 Billion in debt.

No more parking garage posts please.

Building a parking garage is no more expensive than adding a new coaster and I honestly think that the need for space and the increasing amount of visitors will one day cause our park to add a parking garage rather than a new attraction. I don't know about by 2010, but someday.