Mega Resort Area Coming To Arizona?

[ChrisRac]

In Casa Grande, about a half hour south of Phoenix. Timing on this is perfect with our move back out there. I really hope it goes through.

Developers seek to build Walt Disney World-like resort in Arizona

Dreamport Villages would include “an indoor recreational facility, water parks, a wildlife animal exhibit, restaurants and an amusement park,” the publication reported.

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[RICH17]

No adults only? I'm out

 

[boostedguy05]

No adults only? I'm out

https://singlescruise.com/

 

[Mike K]

How does it work in that environment? It might be a dry heat but you still don't want to be outside for more than a couple minutes in the middle of July.

 

[bimmer4life]

How does it work in that environment? It might be a dry heat but you still don't want to be outside for more than a couple minutes in the middle of July.

Assuming why the plans have "indoor" water park and amusement area shown on the map?

 

[ChrisRac]

How does it work in that environment? It might be a dry heat but you still don't want to be outside for more than a couple minutes in the middle of July.

Map shows a few "indoor" complexes.

 

[Turbocharged400sbc]

I'm sure this will help the Colorado River water problem

 

[Sprayin]

I'm sure this will help the Colorado River water problem

Phoenix doesnt get its water from the Colorado. We have the Salt River Project and an absolute fuck ton of ground water.

 

[IDAFC21]

Huh. Heard someone talking about this yesterday. I thought it was joke.

 

[ChrisRac]

Huh. Heard someone talking about this yesterday. I thought it was joke.

Keeping my fingers crossed. Of course, with my luck, it'll happen and house prices will double before we buy one.

 

[Turbocharged400sbc]

Phoenix doesnt get its water from the Colorado. We have the Salt River Project and an absolute fuck ton of ground water.

oh you mean the aquifer that's levels have been dropping consistently from year to year.
I remember that well drilling is quite the business out there with all the wells that are being sunk deeper

 

[lightning2003]

oh you mean the aquifer that's levels have been dropping consistently from year to year.
I remember that well drilling is quite the business out there with all the wells that are being sunk deeper

Was just thinking the same to especially with the colorado river problems already. Just imagine the magnitude of water usage they will have for the grass, fountains, and the topper a water park in the middle of a desert that one park will be mutiple cities on its own sucking up water.

Awesome idea just wrong area.