I am just guessing and tossing ideas out there. I have no idea where this project is at or if it has changed at all. I would imagine the queues remain the same.
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I am just guessing and tossing ideas out there. I have no idea where this project is at or if it has changed at all. I would imagine the queues remain the same.
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Yeah, good times & good people.:thumbsup:We sure did Party
Welcome back buddy .
Dave (Disneyhead) and his daughter, and Bob Wadd and his wife were lots of fun too. Let's get going on that trip report & pictures. 
I think it's sounding more like Reign of Kong 2.0, honestly. Supposedly the same ride system, same idea of expanding a centerpiece 360 sequence into a more full experience, etc. Though it's also likely going to lack an outdoor portion and similar grand and extensive sets.
Is it just me or between this and kong, does it seem like their focus is on huge people eater attractions? Large vehicles to get as many people through the queue as possible. Could the long range plans show they are going to have a space crunch and with all of the added guests they want to attract, they are future thinking and designing rides to handle the crowds regardless how it fits the theme of the franchise?
Universal, with an exception or two, has been opening high capacity rides for a good while. It's the way to go when you have space constraints and an attendance explosion.
Yep. Universal knows they have a land and capacity issue. If they are going to grow their attendance they know they need high capacity rides.
I'm all for high capacity rides where it makes sense. Kong for example works because you're on a bus on a tour of Skull Island, using the same tech for F&F on the other hand, they seem to be putting higher capacity at the cost of the ride experience or the ride experience we'd expect for the IP.
This has probably already been speculated on, but why the need for the 30' deep pit they are digging or have dug..
A few reasons I can think of: 1. They need to rework the parks water management pipes. 2. They are building a basement for the vehicle maintenance area because the plans have been reworked.
Just guessing! I don't actually know!
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And you think Nintendo wouldn't be more for that debate than F&F? Considering Nintendo's rumored to be more groundbreaking than Fast and Furious just by its rumors?
Fast and Furious is to me, the Transformers of these next few years. It will fit its purpose, and will act as a means to get as many people off the streets as it can.
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I think we're underestimating how good this ride might be I guess only time will tell all that space can't be for nothing
USF already is the better park.
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Islands offers a lot more variety in it's rides. Once Kong opens, i'd say it for sure will be the better park.
After riding the Hollywood iteration, I placed F&F with low expectations. I did enjoy it, don't get me wrong; but in a way, i'd compare it as this.
When on the Studio Tour at USH, as Kong ends everyone cheers. And trust me; most of the time's I've gone through the animation there has been atleast four to nine cheers by any certain tram car. But with F&F, because of it being similar to Kong; it just gives a shrug.
That's not to say its not the better animation. Personally; I perfer the 360 aspect of F&F MUCH more than Kong, but Kong is still the better experience as it isn't something you expected. My hope with Supercharged, as I have stated in the past; is of possibly bringing practical effects not just in certain ride scenes before the 360, but when you enter the 360 scene.
That, is the only way I see this being a good attraction. Just like Kong, it mixes robotic technology but with the 3D technology one would expect.
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I think their biggest accomplishment with F&F is the simulated speed with their giant Studio Tour tram. You would never think you could feel a thrill on that thing but thanks to that and Kong, you kinda do. The major fault though is the animation. It's reminiscent of Grand Theft Auto. It's fine for a Studio Tour addition, but it shouldn't be the centerpiece of a major new attraction.
This.
I personally hope that they are more planning on reworking this for a Gringotts type attraction, as that's what I think would make the perfect F&F attraction. Give enough of a thrill aspect but also the simulated aspect that worked out extremely well for USH's iteration.
Will it? I doubt it, but its a hope I have.
