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Re: My city plans
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Sun, 16 Jan 2000 18:36:11 GMT
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In lugnet.town, Mark Herzberg writes:
> 12 January, 2000/LRNewswire-“Fun World announces transit alliance”
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> Fun World™ Enterprises and the government of Hills Valley
> County have announced a new alliance today. The alliance has to do with mass
> transit. In the first have of the deal, Fun World™ Enterprises will run a new
> bus transit system. The busses, which will be constructed in Brazil by
> Mercedes-Benz, will operate initially with five stops, including Fun World. In
> exchange, the county’s new $600 million monorail system will make one of it’s
> four stops over at Fun World™ Centre. Plus, Fun World™ will be taking part of
> the tab. “We are excited about this new alliance,” said county mayor Steven
> Quince at the press conference today. Why the alliance? With the construction
> of LEGOredo, customers who wish to enter Fun World™ must now do so by taking a
> boat to Fun World™ Centre. The agreement basically says that if Fun World runs
> and operates the system for five years, then the new monorail will make a stop
> at a new station being constructed in Fun World™ Centre. Fun World™, Fun
> World™ Beach, and LEGOredo guests will not need to pay to ride the new
> monorail system. Both systems are expected to be done for 2000.
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> 11 January 20, 2000/LRNewswire “<-o-> rail announced plans for 2000”
> Two-way Rail Corporation announced today its plans for
> the year 2000. The Alpen Auto Train has already started service, but will soon
> run from a new $100 million train complex specifically designed with the Alpen
> Auto Train in mind. The new station will be a commuter design, as the Alpen
> Auto Train is a commuter train after all. Black Thunder and the Metroliner
> will continue service over at Parksfield Station. The Alpen Auto Train
> currently offers non-stop service to/from Berlin from/to LEGO City-LEGO
> Valley. Soon, the Alpen Auto Train will also service Paris and Miami. The
> Black Hawk is no longer serving Prague for 2000, however the Metroliner, which
> has discontinued service to Bonn, will effective March. The new train station,
> whose name has not been decided, is included in the expansion of LEGO Valley
> International Airport.
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> January 8, 2000/LRNewswire-“LEGO Valley International Airport announces huge
> expansion”
> The main building remains, but there are major plans in store for the
> government-owned LEGO Valley International Airport. First off, cargo planes
> and helicopters will benefit from their own centre. The new centre will
> feature it’s own entrance/exit for cargo vehicles. The runway will also be
> expanded to help serve more airlines. Currently, the airport serves Fun World
> Air and AirOLine. Also under plan is a new monorail station and bus station,
> the latter being paid for by Fun World™ Enterprises. The all-new NASA
> Spaceport Centre, which will replace the current centre, is also part of the
> plans. As well as a new train station. “Our goal is to make LEGO International
> Airport not only and airport, but a whole transportation centre,” says Bill
> Cadet, the airport’s Vice President in charge of operations.
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What about Fun World™ Docks? One of the hottest things today is family cruise
travel (The Dizzyness Ships, Seaborn LEGO, and Curniville Cruise Lines).And
Seaborn Brick needs a place to go. Add the docks as an extension of the
Airport (make a large terminal building for the ship) Seaborn Brick can bring
in over 170 minifigs a day! Making tourism at Fun World™ boom.
Erin
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