Showing posts with label Hyperion Wharf. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hyperion Wharf. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 20, 2013

Hyperion Wharf / Disney Springs

Remember the make-over of Pleasure Island that was supposed to be 'Hyperion Wharf'?

Well, it looks like that ain't a-gonna happen after all, which is no big surprise as nothing has been done or said about it in over a year.

Just heard on the local evening news that speculation and rumors abound about a new plan: 'Disney Springs'


The Downtown Disney area will become ‘Disney Springs,’ with 6 neighborhoods: The Gateway, The Town Center, The Springs, The Landing, The West Side and The Village Marketplace.
  • The Gateway of “Disney Springs” - the main entrance hub with a 5-story parking garage.
  • The Town Center - a retail area built on two existing parking lots.
  • The Springs - a more natural, relaxing area next to  ...
  • The Landings, which is a dining sector.
  • The West Side and The Village Marketplace will remain the same (almost).
Here's more, including a conceptual map from Parkrumors.com
 

 DisneySprings

Tuesday, February 28, 2012

Hyperion Wharf ??



After closing Pleasure Island's clubs, demolishing Motion and the Rock & Roll Beach Club, everything stopped.
It was announced that changes were being made to the changes - and now there is Nothing, zero, zip, nada going on. 

Hopefully some of the new changes will include NOT demolishing the Adventurers' Club and/or Comedy Warehouse!!  Maybe Mannequins, too!

Because not only kids come to WDW and sometimes adults need entertainment/something to do, too. 
   

Thursday, November 18, 2010

Hyperion Wharf

Disney has just announced (today/noon/local news) that Pleasure Island will soon be no more ... after receiving an extreme makeover it will become ...
Hyperion Wharf 

 "a nostalgic, yet modern take on an early 20th century port city and amusement pier".


Photo: The Orlando Sentinel / The Daily Disney

Most of the existing buildings ( BET Soundstage, the Adventurer's Club, Rock 'n Roll Beach Club, Motion ) will be bulldozed and from the rubble will rise "numerous new or renovated retail shops and merchandise vignettes, as well as additional atmosphere entertainment".


Hyperion Park will open in stages - with a waterfront park area to be open by next summer. The whole thing should be complete by 2013.

ALSO: the AMC 24 Theatres will undergo renovation as well, with new digital technology, an up-graded concession stand, and a dine-in "Fork & Screen" theater.