It would be good to link all worlds together with tunnels so you can ride from one world to another.
London to New York and then on to Watopia. This would make longer rides more interesting. You could also not advertise the locations of the tunnels and allow people to discover them. Eventually these would all become known. Initially it would make searching for these tunnels interesting. You could also randomise where each tunnel linked to, to add an element of suprise
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Personally, I wouldnât like that. If I choose to ride to New York, thatâs where I want to go. There could be a âSurprise meâ option (e.g. one tunnel or an option at each tunnel), but Iâd want to be able to predict where Iâm going.
The main problem with this, I think, would be that it wonât work with Strava. Admittedly, Strava isnât essential and Zwift shouldnât limit what they do just because of the limitations of other platforms; but itâs still something that would need consideration. e.g. does it upload separate rides? What if you discard the ride at the end - does it have to delete all the different parts? etc. etc.
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I am not sure a super world would work with the current tech, but making each map accessible daily is certainly doable! Iâve got badges to earn, and canât always make the calendar days for certain worldsâŚ
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Pass. But I would like to ride Bologna and Crit City when I want to.
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I was thinking this would be a real addition to the game. The use of wormholes located around all the zwift worlds would create a fantastic in game experience.
I know world switching has been a requested feature by many, but would it be possible to actually connect the worlds together so you could ride from one to another? That would be crazy. Technical challenge�
Iâd love to see the ability to ride between whatever worlds are active on a given day.
For example, if both Watopia and New York are available that day, there would be a turnoff in Watopia that would lead to a stand of treesâride through the trees, maybe thereâs a glowing portal or a flash of light or something, and poof, youâre in New York. When New York wasnât available, that road in Watopia wouldnât be available. But the road to Paris might be, or Makuri, or etc. And similar between the other worldsâwhen itâs Watopia/New York/Paris, there would be a warp from NY to Paris as well.
EDIT: This is clearly in the âwouldnât that be coolâ category, not an âI expect this within the year!â suggestion 
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people have been asking for this for many years, file it away in âit will never happenââŚ
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All something like this takes then is one obsessive employee who goes completely rogue. 
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Would love to see this happen. There are many group rides now of âfondoâ length 100km, 160km, etc. Doing âlapsâ over and over just gets boring, you wouldnât do that on an outside century/fondo. Linking together the worlds and allowing routes that had fresh tarmac the entire route would be a whole new level and something that would be massively welcome.
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Yes yes yes as a complete sentence.
This one is similar to other requests, but puts a different spin on thingsâŚ
There are so many requests on having more worlds available vs. building on existing worlds, not having enough roads in some worlds, not being able to ride across worlds, etcâŚwhat if they were all connected?
What if individual places (Watopia, Makuri, Richmond, France, Scotland, etc.) were kept separate, but ZHQ created âwarp tunnelsâ to instantly traverse between worlds? If I were in France for a longer ride and started getting bored, I could navigate to a certain road, go through a tunnel, and âpop outâ in Scotland, or anywhere else. If ZHQ needed to take down a world for maintenance, they could put up a roadblock and give you an auto-u-turnâŚ
No more world âhacksâ, no more guest worlds, everything connectsâŚthoughts?
I think this has been proposed before. My understanding is that the issue would be with the sheer distances between these locations, if their âZwiftographicalâ location is not changed. I think that if you rode through one of these âwarp tunnelsâ from London to Paris, for example, it would add hundreds of miles to your ride distance, even though you didnât do that. And if you warped form Watopia to Innsbruck it would add thousands of miles. (I am not sure this would be the case, but that is what I think would happen.)
What I have wondered, along is similar vein, is why virtual London/Paris/Innsbruck/Richmond/New York/Yorkshire/Bologna have to be tied to the actual physical location. Why not just move all of them to the South Pacific and connect them with Zwift tunnels (or bridges)? Zwift have already sort of done this with Surrey Hills, which is not in the correct geographical location, but is still accessible via a quick âTubeâ ride from London.
Personally, I donât really care where the Strava map thinks I rode, so why not just put them all in the same place and let us ride from âtown to townâ?