They definitely had it when it opened but I’m not sure how it worked once the metal detectors were introduced.
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They definitely had it when it opened but I’m not sure how it worked once the metal detectors were introduced.
I think they took families in through the exit and wanded them before riding. I think. However it was done, child swap looked to still be in operation even to the last day.
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It surprises me why they haven't already drained the water section next to the loop? is this staying?
Also as a few others have mentioned, the station building still has themeing on the roof and no visible signs of destruction yet will this be reused?
Also as a few others have mentioned, the station building still has themeing on the roof and no visible signs of destruction yet will this be reused?
I'm wondering if the load station and building shell will be used, but they may gut the interior queue.
I'm not a fan of the long caves now that they removed the bones. It's not only boring, but stuffy and not up to the rest of the WWoHP standards.
While I doubt it's the case, it would be cool if they were to leave the loop, paint it green and make it forest theming.
IMO, the queue will become part of the Forest. Remove the cave theming and replace it with Forest theming/AAs/preshows
Most likely launched, allows it to remain closer to the surface, and there's no need for a lift hill.
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I’d doubt there are inversions. There will likely be LIM powered movements, but I don’t expect super-launches like in Mummy.
I feel like a lot of speculation is too focused on the “coaster” aspect. This attraction needs to be well paced; not a Rock’nPotter Coaster.
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Probably a launched-esque coast...Mostly gliding through sets and stuff...Not anything intense like Cheetah Hunt or Mummy
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^Ugh. THIS is what they replace Dragons with? Could they make an intense ride again for a change? :angry:
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Forbidden Journey is already fulfills the intensity quota in Hogsmeade, imo. Hogsmeade needs a more family friendly attraction that isn't a bare kiddie coaster. I'm fine with, and even welcome this being a slower, less intense coaster that focuses on theme and atmosphere.
As long as the coaster is around 35 MPH I won't complain. The park has been in desperate need of a family coaster.
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Welp, we'll agree to disagree. What makes Universal special has been its willingness to build edgier, more intense rides than Disney. EFG fills the family ride quota just fine IMO. I will be very, very angry if Uni replaces Dragons with a glorified kiddie coaster.
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I'd argue Universal has plenty of those and they need to diversify, especially with a wide-demographic IP like Potter. But, agree to disagree, I guess.
Intensity comes in different forms. It doesn't need to be speed or air time etc. They are still physiologic and psychological components I think Universal could use to appeal to those who can't handle too much speed and motion which they currently haven't exploited which could make the ride accessible to a larger amount of people
Eh, at the end of the day they are trying to appeal to families...The days of rides like Hulk (which is arguably their most intense experience, next to Day in the Park With Barney) are overWhy would they never make an intense ride? That's what Universal is best at!
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