I know! When I saw the post on Facebook, I was looking forward to seeing the report on CFNews13. oh well...
Hopefully they wake up after News13 exposes what Universal has negleted to fix.
Does anyone know when it will be posted on the CFNews13 website?
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Did it even air?
What I think that you all don't realize is that Universal is putting this off for a legitimate reason. I mean, they painted Dragon Challenge before WWoHP opened, so it's not that big of a deal. Perhaps Disney might have a sort of limit to what they can actually do to Marvel Superhero Island, or whatever else the case might be. Universal knows this is a problem, and I believe they are either waiting to approve a complete refurb of the attraction to add some new elements to it, or just being limited by the Disney contract. They have the money, so that's out of the question. We'll just wait and see. I hate to see one of my kids so rusty, but I know it won't be long before something happens.
@Manta, yeah, I'm pretty sure they did, lol. It was a couple years before reopening, but it was painted.
Oh I thought you meant right before reopening and different colors. Nevermind then.
Maybe you guys aren't far off. I don't remember the specifics, but weren't there some posts on Screamscape or elsewhere a while back that the Hulk could be receiving some Rockit-esque upgrades, meaning LED lights on the trains and on-board audio? I know it was a while back, but I wouldn't be too surprised to see something like that happen. Besides, it makes no sense for Universal to agree to this story if all they're going to say is "We're repainting a ride."
While most of the attention at Universal’s Islands of Adventure park has been focused on the Wizarding World lately, they did take the time to spruce up several other park attractions as well. Unfortunately, as this article points out, the Incredible Hulk coaster was the one high profile ride that apparently was left-off the list of things to be spruced up. On top of looking a bit ulgy, the ride is apparently rubbing some fans the wrong way with a rougher than normal ride experience as well.
All is not lost however, as I have heard a few rumors being tossed around Universal campus claiming that there may be plans afoot to take what Universal has learned from the Hollywood Rockit and Hollywood Dream coasters (onboard lights & sounds system) and may apply it towards building some new themed trains packed with lights and sounds to take the Hulk to the next level. Cross your fingers…
Yeah, whatever happened to those? I guess it could be coming soon, that would be awesome!Well the Rockit/Dream style coaster cars have been in the works for quite a while. Remember Hulk was first to get the onboard video as a test for Rockit.
Well the Rockit/Dream style coaster cars have been in the works for quite a while. Remember Hulk was first to get the onboard video as a test for Rockit.
So we may hopefully be seeing these cars sooner rather than later, so don't be surprised.