Published 1 year ago

Frisco’s roads can handle Universal Studios theme park traffic, study finds

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Frisco City Council and Planning & Zoning Commission to vote on park today. Traffic impact analysis says proposed site can be incorporated into roadway network. At least 643 employees will work at the park, according to the report. The park is expected to attract 7,500 guests on an average day and 20,000 on peak days.

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The Business Journals

Frisco’s roads can handle Universal Studios theme park traffic, study finds

A Universal Studios theme park planned for Frisco would attract up to 20,000 visitors a day and more than 1,100 vehicle trips an hour during peak times, but a traffic plan for the area can adequately accommodate the added congestion, according to an analysis by the city.

1 year ago·United States

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Dallas News

Frisco’s Universal theme park becomes a reality

Frisco will be home to Universal’s first kid-friendly theme park. The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended a special use permit Tuesday night, then it...

1 year ago·Dallas, United States

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NBC Dallas-Fort Worth

Frisco City Council to Vote on Proposed Universal Studios Theme Park

Frisco City Council is set to vote on a zoning proposal that if approved, would make way for a Universal Studios theme park. Universal Studios, which would be built by the parent company of NBC 5, would be located off the Dallas North Tollway and Panther Creek Parkway. The proposed park has been the subject of several public meetings and even some pushback from concerned residents including folks who live just down the street from the area. Th…

1 year ago·Fort Worth, United States

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WFAA 8abc

Frisco’s roads can handle Universal Studios theme park traffic, study finds

Universal Parks & Resorts plans to build a family-focused theme park with rides, shows and a 300-room hotel, on the 97 acre plot of land.

1 year ago·Dallas, United States

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Star Local

It’s official: a Universal theme park is coming to Frisco

At 9:55 p.m. on Tuesday, March 7, the Frisco City Council voted 4-2 to approve a specific use permit that will allow Universal Parks and Resorts to open a theme

1 year ago

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