Future of Jurassic Park?

I've thought about this too, Since it probably will do good in the box office a sequel probably will be made. I think they should return to Sorna, and they could do something like the Lost World where they go in and try to capture the dinosaurs but that leads to chaos and so on. I hope there's no more hybrids, I'm okay with Jurassic World having one but I don't want Hybrids to become a regular series thing if more sequels are made. 

I think it's safe to say most of us have thought about this. When Jurassic World does great at the box office and a sequel(s) is announced, what will happen? As great as the Jurassic Park world is, is doesn't exactly lend itself for sequels. You can only have a park so many times, traveling to Site B for a third time doesn't seem right. Dinosaurs make it onto the mainland? I wasn't very fond of when the Rex did that in Lost world, though maybe it was more how it was shot. Point is, as much as I'd love a new set of movies, I just can't see how they could manage to keep making them without rehashing the same exact plot. Hopefully they've thought of this in advance and already have a solid plan laid out for all their movies though.

I share the same thoughts JYNX, however I'm confident universal will want as much as they can get from this franchise, as do I as an avid fan, hopefully they have plans laid out that will deliver new, exciting and fun movies for Jurassic Park in the future! Here's hoping! 

Hm. If I created a JW sequel, it'd be trying to rebuild the park (like in the JP novel Hammond wanted the park fixed after the Rex breakout). Still, no more hybrids, because one disaster after the I. rex was enough.

They could have it to do with survivors of the Jurassic World breakout. Survivors that didn't escape and have now lived on the island for sevaral years. They could find a radio and now, having a chance to escape, they contact the mainland, who then in turn send a rescue team to find them. This may be a lot like JPIII, but it could work.