I like the facade and queue.
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Fast & Furious: Supercharged - General Discussion
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No. It’s just where the stage stood.
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And E.T.
I like how you said that without throwing the original poster under the bus. :agree:
Just to update you guys, F&F has not operated during Grad Bash as of this post.
Expecting TM previews to continue tomorrow morning. Around 2pm though...
Yeah, TM Previews from 10-2 and then maybe the public get a chance to experience this amazing new addition to UOR!
Electronic Sign on and says Technical Rehearsals.
It is in softs!
Everyone brace your selves for the hurricane force blowback.
Everyone brace your selves for the hurricane force blowback.
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We already have those from the Hollywood Tram Tour. It's the same. Exactly the same. Without 3d.
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The abrupt ending makes sense....you just crashed into a warehouse.
I would argue the biggest issue isn't the ride itself but the fact its so CGI. With Comcast money they should've been able to actually shot a real life street sequence like they do for the actual films rather than the obvious green screen used for this.
I would argue the biggest issue isn't the ride itself but the fact its so CGI. With Comcast money they should've been able to actually shot a real life street sequence like they do for the actual films rather than the obvious green screen used for this.
