Skyplex

Skyplex is a term that has been used in reference to several different concepts, primarily relating to entertainment and attractions. Generally, it suggests a complex or facility that is high in the air, either structurally or thematically.

One significant instance where "Skyplex" was used refers to a proposed entertainment complex. This complex, intended to be located in Orlando, Florida, featured a large indoor theme park, a roller coaster designed to break several world records, retail spaces, and other attractions. The main draw was intended to be the "Skyscraper," a Polercoaster that would have been the world's tallest roller coaster. While highly publicized, the Skyplex project faced numerous delays and ultimately was never completed.

The term "Skyplex" might also be used generically to describe buildings or attractions featuring significant height, viewing platforms, or experiences involving elevated perspectives. This usage, however, is not typically associated with a single, defined entity. Therefore, any current or future project could potentially use the name "Skyplex" or be described as a "skyplex."