>From the discussion so far, it seems that most of the anti-Disney arguments are not based on anything to do with the substance of what the Park will portray, but rather on emotional reaction to increasing the density of land use in the exurbs of the major U.S. population center (the Atlantic corridor). Short of funneling massive support to ZPG, there is nothing one can do to stop this -- I wonder how many of the respondants themselves live in suburban developments, as opposed to high-density city apartment or row house residential areas? The Haymarket area will inevitably go the way of all the rest of what used to be rural Northern Virginia, and whether it gets massive housing developments and shopping centers or a theme park makes little difference to the environment. As far as documenting archaeological sites, that's a matter of enforcing Virginia law and putting unrelenting pressure on local authorities to see that the law is enforced.