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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
[Jurassic World] Why was the original visitor centre abandoned?

In the original movie we see that the visitors centre has the control room, the labs, a commercial kitchen and the gift shop, indicating that the rest of the tourist facilities are there. It’s everything you need to run the park and accomodate guests. And as the centre of guest services it stands to reason that it’s prime real estate. 

Yet in Jurassic World and Camp Cretaceous it’s an abandoned ruin. Overgrown and forgotten. The whole island is mapped and heavily rebuilt, but it’s somehow hidden. Darius, who’s studied Jurassic World and dinosaurs doesn’t know it’s there. 

A lot of it would have been hurt by the years of abandonment, but the fact that Zack and Grey are able to get the Jeep’s working shows that it hasn’t even been looted. Even if nothing inside is worth salvaging (again the jeeps working indicates otherwise) the building itself would be a great shortcut in the expansion of the park. 

So why, and how, is it forgotten?
gpt
Because if you use that one, people might find out about the time your company killed a load of people with rogue dinosaurs , and that might make people not want to come to your dinosaur park.

It's not *forgotten*. It's *covered up*. If there is a place where your company committed, at best, homicidal negligence? You make sure as few people as possible ever learn about it and get the chances to put the pieces together. You definitely don't make it into a theme park.