Plans for Seaworld San Diego
I don't think you'll see a coaster at Sea World San Diego. There is a extreme amount of local resistance to this. When they applied for a height variance, that was the subject that created the most noise. Water attractions caused much less concern with the local residents. SWSD is the original,flagship park and now is the smallest one. It is also operating on land leased from the city of San Diego. There are many more factors involved that would pretty much shoot down any chance of major coaster being built at this park.
Yes it passed, but any project has to be submitted to the city of San Diego (who is the landlord) and the California Coastal Comission. All the variance does is allow them to submit plans for a project that may be built to the maximum. It is no guarentee that a coaster (or any high ride for that matter) will be built. The permit process is very long and drawn out, with many public hearings on both the local and state level. In other words, I wouldn't hold my breath if I were you.
No. And I live here and work for the approving authority. The original plan was to put in a coaster, but it was voted down in the first round over a year ago. Instead the coaster went to Florida.
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Oooooh, my freekin' head.... Too many G's Too many G's! No, no, Too much Beer before the G's! Home Park: Knott's Berry Farm *** This post was edited by Skyboss01 on 3/9/2001. ***
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Oooooh, my freekin' head.... Too many G's Too many G's! No, no, Too much Beer before the G's! Home Park: Knott's Berry Farm *** This post was edited by Skyboss01 on 3/9/2001. ***
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