Crossroads Area Set To Close

[spencem]

If O-Town lives up to the artistic impressions and marketing hype, it could be very interesting indeed.

I quite fancy eating at "RESTAURANT", how about you?

I hope part of that re-build at the Raddison includes some serious sound proofing, not to mention air filtering.

[Tiggers Friend]

Thinking about this area, did/does Disney own the area either side of Hotel Plaza Boulevard?

[Simon Veness]

Yes we did chat about it! I always feel pangs of nostalgia when attractions from those early years head off into the vapour!

Yes, it's really quite sad when you look back and realise how much has changed. Somebody else just recently mentioned how Jungle Jim's used to be the headline restaurant at the Crossroads plaza, and it was a fun place for the family. But it closed in early 2007, which is amazing to think is now 14 years ago!!

[Simon Veness]

If O-Town lives up to the artistic impressions and marketing hype, it could be very interesting indeed.

Unicorp, who created ICON Park (or whatever it was called when it opened!!), have a pretty good track record of creating high-quality developments, and that area should definitely attract a lot of good-quality businesses. The early openings (Portillo's and White Castle) aren't exactly headline material - albeit they do have cult followings! - but the Boardwalk area definitely looks to have a lot of promise.

[Simon Veness]

I quite fancy eating at "RESTAURANT", how about you?

I hope part of that re-build at the Raddison includes some serious sound proofing, not to mention air filtering.

Hey, that's my favourite place to eat, spencem!! I especially like the "food" on their 'Menu' and the fact they offer "good service." Always a winner with me