Westworld's Roaring '20s Park Is a Subtle Reference to Season 1
) step off the train and into the Roaring '20s. The duo see flapper-esque hosts strut through the rowdy streets of Chicago, ready to do the Charleston and drink the night away.
This new park is partly a nod to our current reemergence from the coronavirus pandemic, as well as the decade we're currently living in."In so many ways it was a perfect decade to go to," executive producertold E! News. "In cinema, I really feel that the gangster is a direct descendant of the Western Gunslinger. And it's also a time of corruption, law-breaking and, obviously—not just limited to prohibition—but the whole gangster kind of era.
Plus, Allison said, "We couldn't resist all the accoutrements too, like the costumes and Tommy guns."More than that, the Roaring '20s saw people doing more than just breaking the law.
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