Thank you for your reply, it’s interesting that this discussion is still drawing attention.

You made some serious claims against Thomas Ford, can you back them up? Have you dealt with Ford personally? We’d love to hear some reliable information from people who have been involved personally.

Thomas Ford/Elated – we’re still hoping you will reply to these claims against you. Your silence speaks words.

Our investment advice remains not to get involved in this project. Look instead at the many other SOUND investment opportunities in Mexico.

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Following our chat offline I’ve confirmed you’re referring to DKY Architects in Irvine, California, who have been involved from the beginning and have been very helpful – we’d spoken with them a few times previously about the project.

We’ve just spoken to them again today, and they have told me that the idea is still alive and Elated are still involved, but they prefer not to say any more than that.

I’ve sent another email to Elated in the hope they may finally respond to confirm this themselves too.

Maybe Ron knows something we don’t and perhaps if the details for the investment opportunity become clearer we’ll be able to change our advice, but at the moment the rest of us are still in the dark..!

I’m a professional in the Water Park/Theme Park Industry and wouldn’t be waisting my time following this project if I didn’t know there was a real chance the project would get off the ground. I’m involved in numerous large theme park projects around the world that are currently on hold due to the current global financial crisis. Even industry giants like Six Flags weren’t able to weather the storm and were forced into Chapter 11. Lack of financing is sole reason why this project is slow to get off the ground, but I’m confident it will all come together. Maybe not in time to open next year, but soon enough.

Todays Themed Water Parks are huge money makers and attendance has never been better. Financial institutions are slowly starting to loosen their purse strings, which will allow some of these monstrous projects to get off the ground. The days of a bare bone concrete water park with nothing but fibreglass slides grouped together are a thing of the past. Fully themed and interactive designs are what is expected now and they don’t come cheap.

We’ve left messages on their voicemail and had no reply.
We’ve emailed their Elated email addresses and had no reply.
We’ve emailed the address their domain is registered under and it bounced back.
We called the person named as their Investor Relations Manager on a previous press release and he said he no longer works for them and can’t help.
And their websites are still down.

I’m sorry to say it, but they do appear to have vanished into thin air.

Our investment advice is not to get involved…

I’m a professional in the Water Park/Theme Park Industry and wouldn’t be waisting my time following this project if I didn’t know there was a real chance the project would get off the ground. I’m involved in numerous large theme park projects around the world that are currently on hold due to the current global financial crisis. Even industry giants like Six Flags weren’t able to weather the storm and were forced into Chapter 11. Lack of financing is sole reason why this project is slow to get off the ground, but I’m confident it will all come together. Maybe not in time to open next year, but soon enough.

Todays Themed Water Parks are huge money makers and attendance has never been better. Financial institutions are slowly starting to loosen their purse strings, which will allow some of these monstrous projects to get off the ground. The days of a bare bone concrete water park with nothing but fibreglass slides grouped together are a thing of the past. Fully themed and interactive designs are what is expected now and they don’t come cheap.