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Jurassic World VelociCoaster Construction Thread (Opening June 10)
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Talking about Chris Pratt. I could see a Jurassic World and GOTG ride opening the same year in Orlando.
#ChrisPratt2020 being the unofficial line for Orlando and Twitter goes into meltdown thinking he's running to be president.
#ChrisPratt2020 being the unofficial line for Orlando and Twitter goes into meltdown thinking he's running to be president.
Vin Diesel will be in both resorts eventually as well.
Back to Jurassic Park..
In a sense, I can really only imagine two ride concepts for right now (until the sequels come out) that would be a great fit.
1.) An indoor/outdoor covered motorbike coaster themed to the raptor hunt sequence from the first film.
In a strange sense, this would act as an family coaster in the same way Tron does; and it wouldn't require a large track like how Tron is. You can simply theme the bikes based on designs of the Triumph Scramblers (the motorbike used in the film itself) and have it controlled with the ride being a mostly screen-based attraction (with maybe even some Raptor AA's along the vicinity of the track). I could see it in a sense, where the Raptor Encounters are and with the Camp Jurassic area engulfed into the attraction.
Or hell, keep CJ but make it a part of the indoor environment and having it be an unique way to offer shaded kids play with the coaster interacting around the camp itself. I think there is a lot of potential that could come out of it, as it'd be a great addition/ to the park and a great replacement to the flyers in a sense. Plus, you could relocate the raptor puppets and keep them in the indoor environment for indoor M&G's (along with maybe the T-Rex)
2.) Trackless Gyrosphere attraction
Essentially, make it a peaceful family attraction that doesn't replace anything (and can be located on the side closest to Hogsmeade) that is educational of prehistoric life and a people filler. In the terms of how they'd do the Gyrosphere, they could explain simply that there may be some windows that open up to make sure that it's not enclosing you completely; almost like a car in a sense.
Besides that, it'd just be an attraction that people of all ages could go on; almost like an Aquatopia if you will. Just, expanded in layout and having animatronic's within the attraction.
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I don't think it's being relocated to the third gate. IOA has always been the home to Jurassic Park; and there are ways they can make it not only more immersive, but with having more experiences for everyone to enjoy in many ways.
In a sense, I can really only imagine two ride concepts for right now (until the sequels come out) that would be a great fit.
1.) An indoor/outdoor covered motorbike coaster themed to the raptor hunt sequence from the first film.
In a strange sense, this would act as an family coaster in the same way Tron does; and it wouldn't require a large track like how Tron is. You can simply theme the bikes based on designs of the Triumph Scramblers (the motorbike used in the film itself) and have it controlled with the ride being a mostly screen-based attraction (with maybe even some Raptor AA's along the vicinity of the track). I could see it in a sense, where the Raptor Encounters are and with the Camp Jurassic area engulfed into the attraction.
Or hell, keep CJ but make it a part of the indoor environment and having it be an unique way to offer shaded kids play with the coaster interacting around the camp itself. I think there is a lot of potential that could come out of it, as it'd be a great addition/ to the park and a great replacement to the flyers in a sense. Plus, you could relocate the raptor puppets and keep them in the indoor environment for indoor M&G's (along with maybe the T-Rex)
2.) Trackless Gyrosphere attraction
Essentially, make it a peaceful family attraction that doesn't replace anything (and can be located on the side closest to Hogsmeade) that is educational of prehistoric life and a people filler. In the terms of how they'd do the Gyrosphere, they could explain simply that there may be some windows that open up to make sure that it's not enclosing you completely; almost like a car in a sense.
Besides that, it'd just be an attraction that people of all ages could go on; almost like an Aquatopia if you will. Just, expanded in layout and having animatronic's within the attraction.
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I don't think it's being relocated to the third gate. IOA has always been the home to Jurassic Park; and there are ways they can make it not only more immersive, but with having more experiences for everyone to enjoy in many ways.
I really love the idea of a motorbike coaster themed around the sequence. Definitely one of my favorite sequences from the film so I would love to live it out. Maybe you could have one themed to motorbikes and another themed to the raptors and have them duel?? Might look really cheesy but its just an idea that comes to mind when I think of that scene lol.
Personally; I would find it better off that the Raptors are more locked to Screens and Amimatronic's. Only, for a few multiple reasons (beside it being way too cheesy) in a sense to me.
And as for the sequence, that was in my own opinion; the only scene from the film that screamed to make an actual attraction out of. Even more than the Gyroscopes to me; as it'd fit a potential family coaster while being highly themed and well polished.
Yeah, that would make more sense, and they'd probably be better off going that route
I wouldn't be surprised if it was the Gyrosphere, but it just seems in a strange sense to me; somewhat impossible (unless they create something new that is a technical marvel in the way).
When many people are criticizing the 360 tech of Supercharged and Kong, with it being that close to Kong in the first place; I would say no.
Haha I was being sarcastic....I'm all for a highly themed mine train to be perfectly honest
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I love wing coasters and they provide a smooth and comfortable ride that has arguably more mass appeal. The enthusiasts generally are down on them due to lack of "forcefulness", but Yea they are huge space takers for the most part and awkward to load for a park trying to push express and single rider.
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Slightly off topic butthe Jurassic World: the Exhibition exhibit came to the Franklin Institute in Philly and the most expensive ticket special attraction they have ever had and it is setting records for them. People love dinosaurs. It was mostly the same as the video above and was pretty impressive in person for a museum exhibit although rather light on science.
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