(EW.com) -- Panem may become the hottest new vacation spot. Lionsgate, the studio behind the "Hunger Games" movies, announced in a conference call with analysts Friday morning that the company had been approached about "Hunger Games" theme parks in two territories, and was considering the possibility, according to Variety. No further details were given. It obviously makes financial sense for the Katniss empire to expand; the first film made over $690 million, and people seem a little bit excited for "Catching Fire," opening November 22. 'The Hunger Games': See full coverage Ignoring the pesky fact that starving districts full of poor people looking toward revolution as a way to end their suffering isn't the most upbeat concept (and blatantly misses the point of the books), let's brainstorm some ideas about what Adventureland: Dystopia Edition would look like, should it happen.
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The studio behind "The Hunger Games" is considering theme parks
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The possibility was raised during a conference call with analysts
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No other details were given
In whatever forest-type layout the park designs, there should be archery lessons and targets for every wannabee @placeholder.