ORLANDO, Fla. — Miami-based developer Michael Dezer and his partner, second-generation Argentinian arcade mogul Sebastian Mochkovsky, say they are confident in the prospects for Dezerland, a 450,000-square-foot entertainment center inside a twice-failed mall at the north end of Orlando’s International Drive.
Although they launched a soft opening in December, the inside of Dezerland is still swirling with more construction and employees than visitors. And its extensive auto museum is missing key elements, such as information on the cars and the correct artwork in the exhibits.
As the COVID-19 pandemic wanes and people are returning to amusements, how many people daily are visiting Dezerland?
