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Eventually somethings going to get built. Maybe it's truly coming this time, we'll see. What would an Atlantis resort, as well as another luxury resort do to the value of Marriott Ko Olina and Disney Aulani? Would their popularity and value as a whole increase or decrease?
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I would love to see an Atlantis resort build on Oahu, especially in Kapolei. This is a beautiful area of Oahu, away from the madness of Waikiki Beach. Not that I don't like Waikiki Beach.
There are a few obstacles to an Atlantis resort with a water park in Ko 'Olina. While not nearly as good as an Atlantis water park , there is already a water park nearby in Kapolei, plus the newer Wai Kai wave pool in Ewa Beach
There was already a little bit of community opposition to Wai Kai, there would probably be a bit more to yet another water park in West O'ahu, which is the dry side of the island where water usage levels are sometimes a concern.
At any rate, has the new landowner even expressed an interest in building an Atlantis resort with a water park? So far all I've seen is that it was the previous owner's plan.
Without a substantially enhanced and enlarged Light Rail System (which they can not afford to build) they can not afford to reduce cars on the Road.
If they could stop Tourist from using the Roads that would help. Maybe they should impose a $100 per day Tax on all car rentals to help fund improvements.
Without a substantially enhanced and enlarged Light Rail System (which they can not afford to build) they can not afford to reduce cars on the Road.
If they could stop Tourist from using the Roads that would help. Maybe they should impose a $100 per day Tax on all car rentals to help fund improvements.
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