I fully agree with Bagshaw, we need to continue with the plan for open space at Seattle Center. That's what the public overwhelming supported in all the public input that was given during the Century 21 planning for the Seattle Center overhaul. In addition, taking away the Fun Forest doesn't sting as much if they replace the current children's activity that is very affordable and sometimes free (if you just walk through the arcade and try out the games without quarters, as toddlers and young kids like to do) with a playspace that is free and open to the general public at all times. I would be eternally disappointed with this entire process if an area of Seattle Center that is currently focused on kids and families is replaced with a paid admission museum aimed at adult tourists. An inspiring playspace for families, kids, and adults would be just the ticket.