BBQ, that is what Uni needs for sure. I could be behind that one.
Fast & Furious: Supercharged - General Discussion
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BBQ, that is what Uni needs for sure. I could be behind that one.
We'll see. All we know now is just spec so kinda hard to knock the usage.
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I just hope they don't make it as short as the USH version...
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They can't the USH version was only part of a tram tour this is its own attraction similar to what their doing with Kong
The more I read about this, the more hopeful I am. Correct me, but I'm convinced we're gonna see something new / considerably better than USH. F&F is too big of a property and that's way too much land. Unless this is going to just have the world's worst queue:ride ratio...
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i hope this ride is awesome I really do but something in the back of my mind is telling me it will be terrible
Is that outline in the middle how big the actual ride will be? I hope not.
Once again, have you ridden it yet?
After riding Supercharged at Hollywood, I can guarantee that it won't be as bad as some people are pressing it out to be.
Once again, have you ridden it yet?
After riding Supercharged at Hollywood, I can guarantee that it won't be as bad as some people are pressing it out to be.
Well, considering it isn't built, noooo
But from what people have said, it doesn't sound as thrilling as it could have been..just going off of what people are saying
Yes I am prejudging it a bit..
Trust me when I say for a ride like Supercharged; you need to dial expectations. I knew what I was doing when I got to experience it, and I thought Hollywoods was good, but not a great experience. The downside to USH's version (which I think may get changes to UO's) is the lack of practical effects.
Now, don't get me wrong; but if USH had putted into the 360 room some sort of robotic car (or chopper) Animatronic, the ride would be more enjoyable. But that's my big issue with Hollywoods, and I think it can get fixed for UO's iteration of the technology.
That's can't be, right? That would be a kind of horrific misuse of the plot if the rest of that space is just going to be queue or "dead" area.
I think the more built up area is the pre-show rooms, the block to the left is queue, and the larger section to the top is the ride itself. That is just a guess though.
That's not really comforting me, though!
Time will tell, but if roughly only half of that land is actually going to be the ride, it better be one HELL of a ride.
