Jurassic World VelociCoaster Construction Thread (Opening June 10)

[Viator]

Interesting thought. They’re all there, so why not.

Although if they redo Florida’s JPRA, then they would just reuse that for JPRA. They likely wouldn’t be in both.

My theory/guess I a sense, is that they did filming during Fallen Kingdom for the Beijing attractions, River Adventure revamps, and potentially the Orlando coaster all at once. That way, it ensures that they would easily be able to pull without having to strain filming budgets across periods of time.

As you mentioned, they had the main three of the JW trilogy one in, and it'd make quite a bit of sense. They..are also kind-of doing that with another attraction in a sense already, so it's not as crazy of a thought.

 

[shiekra38]

So with the cast of JW officially on the Hollywood attraction, what are the chances that they also did additional footage for the coaster? It's a question I figured bringing up, especially if they are wanting to bring Owen for the attraction.

I wouldn't be surprised if Owen appeared in voice form at the very least

 

[ParkRumors]

Well, new documents filed with the FDEP have confirmed what I was hoping wasn't true... This does indeed look to be a 2021 project like most on here have been hearing:

Get ready for two years of construction walls in JP!

 

[Andysol]

Get ready for two years of construction walls in JP!

The walls wouldn’t be so bad if they were just on one (coaster) side. It’s the fact they’re on both sides pushing you into a crowded walled path that is the worst part.

If they end up redoing JP to JW and can open this thing up in stages, it won’t be as sexy, but it will make it feel and flow much better.

 

[ParkRumors]

Additionally, a Notice of Commencement for "Theming" was filed earlier this week, with work being done by a company called Cockram Scenario:

This NoC is part of this recent "Package 5" permit for the attractions foundation and structure:

The expiration date on the NoC also lines up with a 2021 opening:

Finally, there was also a performance bond attached, which lists the work value at just over $6.5 million and specifies it's for rock work:

 

[Alicia]

Additionally, a Notice of Commencement for "Theming" was filed earlier this week, with work being done by a company called Cockram Scenario:

This NoC is part of this recent "Package 5" permit for the attractions foundation and structure:

The expiration date on the NoC also lines up with a 2021 opening:

Finally, there was also a performance bond attached, which lists the work value at just over $6.5 million and specifies it's for rock work:

Love me some good rock work!

 

[Andysol]

To our sleuths who like to look up permits: $6.5m in rock work... what does that mean?
How much was the rock work for Kong or Hagrid’s as an example.

 

[ParkRumors]

Hagrid was a little over $5 million and Volcano Bay was about $24 million, for comparison.

 

[Teebin]

First I have ever heard of the company. Did Uni have a fallout with Nassal?

Cockram Scenario | A Cockram Company

 

[Parkscope Joe]

First I have ever heard of the company. Did Uni have a fallout with Nassal?

Cockram Scenario | A Cockram Company

Probably not, there’s just a lot of work to do and not enough companies to do it.

 

[shiekra38]

Hagrid was a little over $5 million and Volcano Bay was about $24 million, for comparison.

This is an interesting comparison....I was just expecting some nice landscaping and some electric fences

 

[JungleSkip]

With all the castle rockwork they added for Hagrid, I think this is going to look really nice. Very excited. Now hopefully we can get some Creature Tech raptors

 

[Alicia]

Triceratops Trail area to be jungle caverns type theming, surrounded by electric fence. Gonna be more themed than people are probably expecting, at least back there.

 

[Andysol]

Triceratops Trail area to be jungle caverns type theming, surrounded by electric fence. Gonna be more themed than people are probably expecting, at least back there.

If they can do some tunnels/caves a la Camp Jurassic for the trail, that will be money well spent and really set the mood.

 

[P@n!K_Sw1tC#]

Additionally, a Notice of Commencement for "Theming" was filed earlier this week, with work being done by a company called Cockram Scenario:

This NoC is part of this recent "Package 5" permit for the attractions foundation and structure:

The expiration date on the NoC also lines up with a 2021 opening:

Finally, there was also a performance bond attached, which lists the work value at just over $6.5 million and specifies it's for rock work:

My dream is to be paid in large sums of money like this where they spell out the amount in a long sentence. Where’s my top hat and monocle ?

 

[Magic-Man]

Triceratops Trail area to be jungle caverns type theming, surrounded by electric fence. Gonna be more themed than people are probably expecting, at least back there.

That sounds amazing. Still depressed that we have to wait until 2021 to ride this though.

 

[Teebin]

I wonder if they are pushing to get the bridge done by summer and then wall a narrow path up to the front of the DC.

 

[JungleSkip]

I wonder if they are pushing to get the bridge done by summer and then wall a narrow path up to the front of the DC.

They are. They need the bridge to deal with crowds, especially during Nighttime Lights at Hogwarts

 

[zach-tyler]

Additionally, a Notice of Commencement for "Theming" was filed earlier this week, with work being done by a company called Cockram Scenario:

This NoC is part of this recent "Package 5" permit for the attractions foundation and structure:

The expiration date on the NoC also lines up with a 2021 opening:

Finally, there was also a performance bond attached, which lists the work value at just over $6.5 million and specifies it's for rock work:

Does anyone have any info on if this 6.5 million is the entirety of the theming budget or just the rockwork? I would assume just rockwork and if that's the case, this ride may be getting a lot more theming than a lot had originally anticipated.

 

[truejonas]

Does anyone have any info on if this 6.5 million is the entirety of the theming budget or just the rockwork? I would assume just rockwork and if that's the case, this ride may be getting a lot more theming than a lot had originally anticipated.

Alicia has been pretty adamant that there was more theming than anyone has been willing to accept. I'm thinking that's just rockwork (but someone with a smarter brain than me can confirm that).