@belloq87 just fyiI’ve now seen multiple instances including with proof on the UOAP fb group that it’s back and active.
@belloq87 just fyiI’ve now seen multiple instances including with proof on the UOAP fb group that it’s back and active.
Yep. Multiple commenters confirmed that it was in fact moving/working.Now by "active" ... does that it mean it actually WORKS? Lol
I looked on the UOAP group and didn't see anything - but sometimes I question if I'm actually in the right group lolYep. Multiple commenters confirmed that it was in fact moving/working.
Can confirm, yesDon't they yell at you on the ride for taking your phone out? haha
I can see where it becomes a problem though, especially on the types of rides where a dropped phone can shut it down for a bit. On the last vacation, though it was WDW in that case, Mickey & Minnie RR got shut down on two rides we were on because people dropped their phones on the ride route. And, a policy wouldn't work well that wasn't an overall policy. It would confuse most of the GP if phone use was allowed on some rides, but not all. Plus I don't want to be on a ride where people in front of me had their phones blocking my vision because they wanted to film or photo every segment. Bottom line, GP phone filming doesn't belong on a ride. Let the professionals do a good video, either the park owner, or the media when the park's allow it. Plus a filmed segment doesn't come close to recreating the actual ride experience. People put too much emphasis on those You Tube videos, and judge rides totality prematurely.While I do get it for copyright, safety, guest experience purposes… I do wish Universal would relax on the no filming a little bit.
I don’t even disagree with any of this, I just sometimes want a picture on the ride.I can see where it becomes a problem though, especially on the types of rides where a dropped phone can shut it down for a bit. On the last vacation, though it was WDW in that case, Mickey & Minnie RR got shut down on two rides we were on because people dropped their phones on the ride route. And, a policy wouldn't work well that wasn't an overall policy. It would confuse most of the GP if phone use was allowed on some rides, but not all. Plus I don't want to be on a ride where people in front of me had their phones blocking my vision because they wanted to film or photo every segment. Bottom line, GP phone filming doesn't belong on a ride. Let the professionals do a good video, either the park owner, or the media when the park's allow it. Plus a filmed segment doesn't come close to recreating the actual ride experience. People put too much emphasis on those You Tube videos, and judge rides totality prematurely.
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Excellent news. I love that attraction, especially when the gates open with the reveal and the music. Kudos to mgt. for making it happen.Well I am happy to report the ride looks in great shape. The Ultrasaur especially looks good, with full movement. The only issue was the raptor at the top of the lift hill with kinda jerky movement. Otherwise, all effects were working (including the raptor cage and Hadrosaur).
If the Ultrasaurus says your name and goodbye, as you enter through the gates, we'll know that they borrowed left over ET redo parts when they rebuilt it. ....No matter the shape it's in, I greatly prefer this entrance over the entrance scene at Hollywood JP. I can live with a little crook in the neck.Honestly, still looks pretty bad to me, but I've never really thought it looked good. Guessing they had to do a complete rebuild ala some of the ET animatronics.
I just wish they'd bring over the JW redo and put this scene out of its misery. It's never really looked good.
Either that or redesign the screen so it's some triceratops drinking at the lagoon or something. Needs a change.
Yes. It's a shame the scene was under designed, because we're stuck with it now. hahaLet's be real - none of that's going to happen - but at least the animatronic is back.