New images exclusively released to The Mirror have shown how a theme park dubbed the UK's answer to Disneyland could look once it is completed.
Plans for the London Resort, which is not connected to Disney but instead teams up with Paramount, BBC and ITV, will be submitted this year and if approved the site will be as large as 136 Wembley Stadiums - packed with themed rides and attractions.
The exclusive aerial image shows rollercoasters and huge slides in the theme park - which has signed a deal with Paramount Pictures to bring movie rides to the venue.
(Image: The London Resort)
Paramount is famous for everything from the Mission: Impossible franchise to The Italian Job and The Godfather.
And the resort has partnered with both the BBC and ITV meaning there will be rides, attractions and worlds themed around the biggest shows in the UK.
A recent public consultation which reached 120,000 people showed 73% of people support the London Resort's approach to the environment and biodiversity, which includes enhancing local habitats to continue to support the wildlife that reside around the site.
The park has signed a new deal with Paramount Pictures (Image: The London Resort)
Meanwhile, 65% of those who took part in the consultation agreed that the London Resort will benefit the local area in the longer term.
PY Gerbeau, the London Resort’s CEO said: "Getting to this point has not been easy. But the public has responded overwhelmingly in favour and for that we are deeply grateful. We will go through all of the feedback and use it to help inform our approach and further develop our proposals.
"But there is no doubting, that our aim of creating one of the most exciting entertainment destinations in the world, here in the UK, has taken another big step towards becoming a reality. We now look forward to submitting our DCO application later this year."
The resort will be submitting an application later this year.
