- Weather: Belgium has a temperate maritime climate, with mild summers and cool winters. The average temperature in July is 18 degrees Celsius, and the average temperature in January is 3 degrees Celsius. This climate is not ideal for a theme park, as it can be too cold or too wet for outdoor activities.
- Limited land: Belgium is a small country, with a total land area of 30,528 square kilometers. This means that there is limited space for a theme park.
- Competition: There are already several theme parks in Belgium, including Plopsaland, Walibi Belgium, and Bellewaerde. This competition would make it difficult for a new theme park to succeed.
- Cost: Building and operating a theme park is expensive. The initial investment can be hundreds of millions of dollars, and the ongoing operating costs can be high.
- Risk: There is always the risk that a theme park will not be successful. This risk is even greater for a new theme park, which does not have the same level of brand recognition as an established theme park.
- Environmental Impact: Theme park construction can have a negative impact on the environment. It requires a large amount of land and can displace wildlife. The noise and pollution generated by theme parks can also disturb surrounding communities.
