Most news I've read about Napoleonland were published in 2012. After 2012, I do not see any more recent news until I found a 2014 news. Recently, people have been making art about Napoleonland. There are even several maps on the internet.

The 2014 news is the link below, but it is in French. It states that a graphic studio by the name of Violaine & Jeremy drew several pictures of Napoleonland paraphernalia for Le Magazine du Monde's August 2014 cover during the Napoleon craze.

http://artjuice.net/lattraction-napoleon-m-monde/

According to many of the 2012 news, they say that the funding is private and that they will build hotels, a museum that will hold millions of artifacts from the Napoleonic times, and food stands (concession stands). Also, they will be competing against Disneyland and Disneyworld after they finish construction. Napoleonland is said to be a unique amusement park and the first park that will be historical and educational.

There is another park called Romaland that was announced on 2012. However, there are no announcements shortly after their very first news reports. Romaland is the second amusement park of the same genre as Napoleonland, but I hear nothing of it nor see any maps or art of it. They are more interested in building Napoleonland more than Romaland.

Napoleonland on the other hand has several news reports including the one from 2014.

Parks like Napoleonland and Romaland will make a huge contribution to the world. Not only visitors will have entertainment, they will understand more about each amusement park's subjects. Rumors and misinformation about Napoleon will be heard less often, as people will learn a lot from Napoleonland.

My guess is that the reason why I do not hear any news of Napoleonland is that construction is private. Since the funding is private, the construction would be private. A few news are about Napoleonland because I believe they have secretly started construction during late 2012 - early 2013. They say they will finish building the park by 2017 near Montereau-Fault-Yonne, site of the Battle of Montereau. Since they are adding museums, that will further delay Napoleonland's finishing year.

I believe that they should not either cancel it or never started building it at all. The idea is a great concept and nobody has ever built an amusement park that is educational. Napoleonland will be a great amusement park that will break the stereotype of a typical amusement park. People usually imagine amusement parks to be based on cartoon characters. Building an amusement park like Napoleonland will break the stereotype of a regular amusement park.