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Re: News article about Imagination Centers
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lugnet.general
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Mon, 13 Mar 2000 22:55:30 GMT
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In lugnet.general, Rob Doucette writes:
> > Miami, Florida
> > Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
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> Maybe one more in FL?
I wouldn't mind, but three is enough if you ask me. However, Florida (as well
as California and a few other states) seems to break the rules a lot when it
comes to stores. In Florida, FAO is not a specialty shop, but a chain with two
stores within 15 minutes of each other (Bal Harbour/Aventura), and the
downtown Miami location, which is a mall flagship, less than 1/2 hour away
from those two. And they also have stores in Palm Beach, Tampa, and a huge one
in Orlando.
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> > Dallas, Texas
> > Houston, Texas
> > San Antonio, Texas
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> Why not Austin?
That is not what I see as LEGO's market. They want cities in huge metro areas
(I know Austin is a big city, but not as big as the others) that attract a
huge number of tourist and have a huge number of malls. Since they are only
planning 12-15 stores, Austin does not make sense. However, once they finish
those stores and go ahead with more, then Austin would be a logical location,
as would be cities like Detroit and Sacramento.
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> > Atlanta, Georgia
> > Las Vegas, Nevada
> > Seattle, Washington
> > Denver, Colorado
> > Chicago, Illinois
> > New Orleans, Louisiana
> > Toronto, Ontario, Canada (assuming they are planning store in Canada, • which I
> > would guess so)
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> I would add Boston to the mix because of the demographics and the MIT tie
> in.
Yes, Boston would make very much sense.
> -Rob.
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| (...) Ya know...I kinda want that (especially after heading about the old sets the LICs sometimes get) but I kinda don't, because we've already got the Construction Site, which is practically an LIC anyway, and I wouldn't want them to have their (...) (27 years ago, 14-Mar-00, to lugnet.general)
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| Mark Herzberg <carorvan@aol.com> wrote in message news:FrA0pI.Lww@lugnet.com... (...) them (...) Maybe one more in FL? (...) Why not Austin? (...) which I (...) I would add Boston to the mix because of the demographics and the MIT tie in. -Rob. (27 years ago, 13-Mar-00, to lugnet.general)
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