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As a Relocation Specialist and Statistical Analyst since 1985, I am very familiar with the metrics that make projects like this happen. The concept of a World class theme park resort (ie Universal and Disney) like American Heartland Theme Park is awesome. With Disney struggling with their poor decisions and former Disney Imagineers heading this project, this can definitely work……..IF, and only if, they plan this to the tee. It’s almost certain that this $2 billion park can not succeed in rural northeast Oklahoma. Here are its problems. 1) The location is much too remote. A world class park (as opposed to a regional park like Six Flags) has to have a permanent metro population base of at least 800k and/or a significant tourist base to have a chance to even have a chance to work, especially creating one from scratch. This location is absolutely horrible. The extra cost that it will take to put it in a more favorable area will be easily recouped. 2) The climate is too cold in the Winter. For a World class park to be able to recoup the $2 billion initial and ongoing costs and turn a profit, it has to be opened year round. As a consumer, there is now way I’m going to travel half way across the country to freeze to death in rural Oklahoma in December when I can go to Orlando and be comfortable at Universal and SeaWorld. In my analysis, the only area in the nation that can make a resort of this magnitude work is the Houston, TX Metro Area. 1) It has a permanent metro population of 7.3 million people and has a moderate tourist base already in place. 2) The Houston Metro Area is one of the fastest growing metro areas in the nation. 3) The metro area’s Buying Power (overall cost of living vs. income) is 18.97% better than the national average. This means that the average family has more disposable income for recreational activities (like theme parks), compared to other metro areas. 4) There are beaches and other things of interest for tourists. 5) Highway/international airport infrastructure is already in place. 6) There is not a theme park within a 3 hour radius. 7) Their climate is warm enough for the resort to be opened year round. 8) No other metro area in the nation has all of these very important metrics in place. This is not at all to degrade Oklahoma. I have very high regard for the state and it ranks very well in my livability rankings that I do every 5 years. But in the case of building a $2 billion theme park in a rural corner of the state, it just isn’t going to work. To see that nothing has been done at this point doesn’t surprise me at all. Hopefully, the investors and planners of this theme park resort will look to another location where it can have the best change to flourish. I would love to see this happen.
@@yesorlando05 I completely agree. Vineta is just a small town off of Route 66. Not prime location for an amusement park in general. Let alone a huge project like this.
@@The-Coaster-Craze they’ve only laid down gravel (6 months ago) they’re being sued by the gravel Layers for 5 million because they were never paid. The press can’t get answers because no one from the company will call them back. So…
I doubt this theme park is gonna get built. The people of Vinita are still waiting on a NASCAR track that was supposed to be built & never has been. This park ranks up there with the track & proves 1 thing. Money talks, BS walks & voters will listen to lies before they listen to truth
@@MarvIn-qr3ty Yes it worked perfectly, rode it on multiple seats and seems to not have problems (not like Goliath and Lost Gravity which got multiple evacuation that day, Goliath from the lift hill and Lost Gravity from Lift and from mid course brake)
Jes the old one was better but i am Dutch and have a abonoment and the old music is still to hear in the station new music onride the new music onride is bad you don’t hear it great
Oh hey, sorry I wasn’t a very competent creator when back when I made that video. I will go back and add credit for all videos used. If you want, I can also remove your pov from the video if you would like. I appreciate you reaching out and I will be more vigilant in the future. Apologies again. - Coaster
@@The-Coaster-Craze Quite happy with a link to the full video in the description and it being pushed with a card or end screen :) (For reference it’s the Big One POV 6:44 - we’ve rebranded since it was uploaded)
