Hong Kong considering adding second U.S. theme park after Disneyland
A second U.S. theme park could be built in Hong Kong in addition to Disneyland which is scheduled to open late next year, local newspapers reported Wednesday.
Financial Secretary Henry Tang said Disneyland won't be able to accommodate the expected massive visitor numbers and officials want an alternative theme park for younger customers, newspapers reported.
"If people between their teens and 30s who don't have families go to Disneyland with their friends, after once or twice, they might not want to go there every time," Tang was quoted as saying in the Sing Tao Daily.
Tang said the government is approaching three U.S. theme park companies about coming to Hong Kong: Six Flags Inc., Universal Studios, and Warner Bros. Studios, a subsidiary of Time Warner Inc., the report said.
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