History will teach us nothing. Take Acapulco for example. It went from a very nice tourist destination to a very crappy one when the ¨super highway¨was finished. Not to mention the traffic nightmare that tens of thousands of cars will produce, the huge emviromental impact that hundreds of thousands of tourists will cause to our already affected beaches etc. There is simply no way that PV can accommodate tens if not hundreds of thousands more cars and tourists every weekend. The infrastructure is simply not there. It is a popular idea that will bring more cons than pros IMHO.
Related to the traffic woes as a result of higher volumes of vehicles coming from out-of-town access the beach, is the soon-to-be-constrcted Cirque de Soleil Theme Park on Hwy 200 at the Ameca River.
Man how many more years??
History will teach us nothing. Take Acapulco for example. It went from a very nice tourist destination to a very crappy one when the ¨super highway¨was finished. Not to mention the traffic nightmare that tens of thousands of cars will produce, the huge emviromental impact that hundreds of thousands of tourists will cause to our already affected beaches etc. There is simply no way that PV can accommodate tens if not hundreds of thousands more cars and tourists every weekend. The infrastructure is simply not there. It is a popular idea that will bring more cons than pros IMHO.
Related to the traffic woes as a result of higher volumes of vehicles coming from out-of-town access the beach, is the soon-to-be-constrcted Cirque de Soleil Theme Park on Hwy 200 at the Ameca River.
I’m thinking the coastal towns north of La Cruz towards Compostela, will benefit from easier and faster access from the GDL area and beyond.
A new overpass currently under construction in Mezcales, south of Bucerias, will help speed traffic on thqat section of Hwy 200.
Good for us who live in the bay to go and visit Guadalajara more frequently.
Huge jump in property values.
Perhaps more tourist, that current windy road is aweful.