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That was an April fools joke unfortunately
$7.1 billion Universal Studios theme park coming to West Edmonton Mall | Urbanized
An indoor Universal Studios theme park is coming to the West Edmonton Mall, which will be redeveloped and renamed as Universal CityWalk.dailyhive.com
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| Commercial Final | To remove the Mindbender Roller Coaster in Galaxyland and construct Interior Alterations within an existing amusement / recreational floor space. | Indoor Recreational Buildings (560) | (03) Interior Alterations | $25,000 |
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Such a shame to be losing the MIndbender. It was one of our favourites, along with the Drop of Doom.
Commercial Final To remove the Mindbender Roller Coaster in Galaxyland and construct Interior Alterations within an existing amusement / recreational floor space. Indoor Recreational Buildings (560) (03) Interior Alterations $25,000
General Building Permits | Edmonton - Open Data Portal
List of issued building permits from the City of Edmonton - Urban Planning & Economy Department for the public to do construction or maintenance on a structure located in the City. Note - All records start from January 1, 2009. Please note : the decision was made to not release applicant...
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I expect the new store will take over the old Bed Bath & Beyond premises in Phase III.rooms + spaces is opening at WEM in either the former Bed Bath & Beyond or buybuy BABY locations
Doug Putman Acquires Bed Bath & Beyond Leases in Canada to Launch New Home Retail Concept [Interview]
The new retail concept called rooms + spaces will be rolled out across the country by early summer, and Putman says that he plans to open even more than expected by the end of the year.
With that, both locations in the mall should be occupied before the end of the year.
I don't think it's fair to point a finger at WEM for any negative effects on downtown. Downtown has its own issues which are predominantly unrelated to any competitive effect from WEM, such as homelessness/drug use/aggressive panhandling, parking rules and enforcement, the ongoing lack of rapid transit access from key areas of the city, a public perception of lack of safety on the LRT routes that DO run to and from downtown, and an unwillingness or inability by landlords to adjust rents in order to attract and retain unique businesses.
