What if Winchester Stayed Open?

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Here is the Timeline of Winchester in this scenario (I’ll just assume Winchester isn’t closed or demolished since I have no realistic way to keep it around)

  • 1989: Winchester gains a Lake Forest Styled Stage, alongside removing and replacing the showroom to fit this with the Stage looking towards the Secondary Exit. Dolli is also placed in another room if not already.
  • 1995: A 2 Stage is Installed, but keeps some of the former House Elements outside the stage. It also receives the Thumb Chuck remodel and sends Winchester décor to Corporate.
  • 1997: 20 Years Event. Cabaret Removed a Week Prior.
  • 2006: 2005 Remodel Text added.
  • 2007: I could see Cheesevention 2007 being here instead of tully or both.
  • 2010: 2005 Remodel done to the Store. Secondary Signs removed.
  • 2017: Rockstar Logo added like Kooser did.
  • 2017: Winchester is given prime attention in 40 Years of Fun, hosting a Local and Fan event during May to celebrate.
  • 2023: Winchester gains the 2.0 Remodel, with the 2-Stage being sent and merged with the Circles of Lights Stage at Tully as part of an earlier Legacy initiative.
  • Present: A 2.0 Store, the First CEC, and an Interesting Layout all in one. Retains some old Décor
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That’s pretty cool. I wonder how would it’s exterior would look like

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Thanks. I think the Exterior would probably be similar to Kooser but with 2.0 Paint as I doubt the Exterior shape Winchester had would stay the same especially after getting the 2005 remodel.

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the real question is: would it be a Legacy Store? and if not, would the animatronics be saved from destruction?

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I think corporate if they would do a Legacy Store in San Jose would go with Tully than Winchester. Tully itself still has some old art and it being the flagship store in the Region makes it more likely. Similar to how the Oldest McDonald’s is still shaped like it was when opened but still a very modern remodel location.