After months of speculation about what would replace the iconic Wet 'n Wild water park that closed at the end of last year, Universal Orlando Resort appears headed in the direction most figured they would.
The theme park has filed plans with the city of Orlando to transform the former water park site into a hotel development boasting as many as 4,000 rooms, according to the Orlando Business Journal.
Citing the documents filed with the city, the Journal reported that "Project 566" could utilize the entire 64 acres that used to comprise the entire Wet 'n Wild complex. In addition to hotel rooms, the new development could house up to three parking garages.
By Patrick Clarke.
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