General view of Pyramid of the World

Comment by Walid Assem on September 26, 2008 at 11:11am

Gr8 Sherif,
I do Suggest that should not be an access with cars near the pyramid, should be a parking Lot away And the access should be with golf carts that will be 1 of raising money for the project after.

Comment by Walid Assem on September 26, 2008 at 11:17am

Ah forget there should be as well more greenery around the stunning project, (i.e. lots of palm trees, a near Oasis including a Resort day use project. hehehe am your marketing
S.VP. ;) Save the planet concept ..

Comment by John Doering on September 26, 2008 at 1:05pm

These are wonderful and beautiful renditions, Sherif. You have always shown your artistic side in imagery. Now if only this magnificent structure could be preserved from Taliban-like bombers, the pollution of civilization(which might get worse in future centuries?), and the vandalism of tourists :)

Comment by William G. Mikan III on August 13, 2009 at 7:07am

i agree with Walid Assem there shouldn't be any way to drive right up to it with a car. access only by a golf cart or something of that nature. due to extra funding for it. then again also golf carts require maintnance so if we do have folks able to pull right up to it they use there gas oil and everything but also we risk there fluids leaking on the area close to the pyramid.

Comment by Andrew Jackson Yon 4th on August 23, 2009 at 7:44am

I am in agreement we should not allow vehicle access to the main structure itself. However in the instance that we have a massive amount of tourists wanting to view this wonderful project we should probably use solar powered trams or maybe a monorail system to a local resort with hotels and villas. Again Walt Disney did an excellent layout with this style project in his Magic Kingdom.

I do not think we need to re-invent this system just custom design it to ours. Using the green technologies concept would definitely be a smart move as that will help reduce the operations costs for the project once we do open to the public

Having the monorail stop to the side or behind (from the view point of the park) the structure would not take away from one of its intended purposes, to wonder and amaze for the next century. We could then build a large food court style restaurant and pagoda village right next to it. This will serve two missions at once. It will draw visitors away from the rides and towards the pyramid during their visits to the museum. It will also prevent the vibrations associated with the operations of the rides from causing damage to the main structure. The monorail might cause some but as long as we place it far enough from the pyramid that it could not fall on it in the future, should a catastrophe or lack of maintenance occur, the pyramid should not suffer from it being nearby.

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