I was just chatting to a friend in Korea, and they linked me to this site:
http://gizmodo.com/5469516/a-first-look-at-robot-land-disneyland-for-terminators
About a third of the funding ($230 million out of a $600 million budget) has been secured already for Robot Land, to be built in the Incheon area, which is the same general area as the Universal and Paramount parks that are being built.
A few pictures from the above website, showing a huge coaster with a tunnel under the sea!:
There's also an official website up and running:
http://www.robotland.or.kr/eng/index.php
Other attractions will include some sort of Robo Arm attraction, called "Dances With Robots," a log flume and a Gyro Drop tower (Yay!!!)
The centrepiece will be a **** ing massive robot statue, standing at 364 feet. To put that in perspective, The Statue of Liberty is 305 feet tall, including the pedestal.
It's all looking very exciting, if it actually happens of course.
http://gizmodo.com/5469516/a-first-look-at-robot-land-disneyland-for-terminators
About a third of the funding ($230 million out of a $600 million budget) has been secured already for Robot Land, to be built in the Incheon area, which is the same general area as the Universal and Paramount parks that are being built.
A few pictures from the above website, showing a huge coaster with a tunnel under the sea!:
There's also an official website up and running:
http://www.robotland.or.kr/eng/index.php
Other attractions will include some sort of Robo Arm attraction, called "Dances With Robots," a log flume and a Gyro Drop tower (Yay!!!)
The centrepiece will be a **** ing massive robot statue, standing at 364 feet. To put that in perspective, The Statue of Liberty is 305 feet tall, including the pedestal.
It's all looking very exciting, if it actually happens of course.
