Jurassic World VelociCoaster Construction Thread (Opening June 10)

[shiekra38]

I would love an indoors roller coaster with a lot of theme, but it's not something I think will happen.

I really would love an immersive dark ride, or interactive show of some sort. Something lighter would be nice since River Adventure is a bit dark and scary for the children, but at the same time I'd also love something really thrilling as well.

I would actually like an outdoor coaster that is heavily themed and landscaped (essentially the HP coaster we are getting haha)....But themed to HP

Essentially you'll have an HP family coaster that's a bit more intense and a JP Coaster that is a bit more traditional and fun

 

[LJGonz]

I would actually like an outdoor coaster that is heavily themed and landscaped (essentially the HP coaster we are getting haha)....But themed to HP

Essentially you'll have an HP family coaster that's a bit more intense and a JP Coaster that is a bit more traditional and fun

By more traditional do you mean like a tradition high intensity coaster, like Hulk or DC.

 

[shiekra38]

By more traditional do you mean like a tradition high intensity coaster, like Hulk or DC.

No, traditional like Big Thunder Mountain...No track switched or drop tracks or anything...Just good theming and a coaster intertwined with it

 

[Scott W.]

RMC coasters are a hot commodity right now in the theme park world. The first installation in Orlando is a great selling point.

 

[tankart150]

I still don’t see why people call DC an eyesore. River Adventure is literally a huge concrete box that’s supposed to be on a remote island park.

Because it’s the control center/laboratory

 

[shiekra38]

RMC coasters are a hot commodity right now in the theme park world. The first installation in Orlando is a great selling point.

I'm totally on board with an RMC

 

[brainleech419]

Where in the Jurassic Park area would this go. and would the theming be similar the old roller coaster they where planning for dinoland in the early planning of animal kingdom

 

[Scott W.]

Where in the Jurassic Park area would this go. and would the theming be similar the old roller coaster they where planning for dinoland in the early planning of animal kingdom

There is a crazy amount of space if needed. I’m too drunk to say where but when I’m back work, I’ll show you where.

 

[Mad Dog]

Where in the Jurassic Park area would this go. and would the theming be similar the old roller coaster they where planning for dinoland in the early planning of animal kingdom

There's lots of room in front of and extending on both sides of the Discovery Center, all the way through the former Trikes Encounter attraction area. Then there's the Discovery Center itself, if they decide to utilize it in conjunction with an attraction.

 

[Alicia]

If I were to venture a guess I would say load/unload will be in the old Triceratops Trail plot. As for the ride itself, probably a little bit of everywhere.

 

[brainleech419]

If I were to venture a guess I would say load/unload will be in the old Triceratops Trail plot. As for the ride itself, probably a little bit of everywhere.

Cool and is there a timeline yet for when they would start building this

 

[Alicia]

Cool and is there a timeline yet for when they would start building this

I have no clue personally, but I wouldn't be surprised if it was 2020 ( or sooner? )

 

[Magic-Man]

I have no clue personally, but I wouldn't be surprised if it was 2020 ( or sooner? )

You don't file a permit for a RMC this early unless it opens in 2019.

 

[AlexanderMBush]

You don't file a permit for a RMC this early unless it opens in 2019.

Steel Vengance was a project that was worked on for two years, and New Texas Giant was worked on for well over 12+ months.

RMC has had long timelines with some projects.

That said, I don't buy that they are doing it. I just don't see the practical sense in that happening, at-least with RMC. And that, I would be interested about B&M, and perhaps a family invert may be a better idea (they have done family inverted coasters).

 

[brainleech419]

You don't file a permit for a RMC this early unless it opens in 2019.

What permit? I thought the only recent RMC permit was for bush gardens

 

[Alicia]

You don't file a permit for a RMC this early unless it opens in 2019.

Are you talking about project 634? Not sure that that is this project. It was recently reported as the Lagoon show changes over at USF.. or is there more permits I am not aware of?

 

[Magic-Man]

Are you talking about project 634? Not sure that that is this project. It was recently reported as the Lagoon show changes over at USF.. or is there more permits I am not aware of?

Wasn't there a permit shown on this thread a couple weeks ago? I'm too lazy to go back and find it lol.

 

[Alicia]

Wasn't there a permit shown on this thread a couple weeks ago? I'm too lazy to go back and find it lol.

Not that I am aware of. Only the ones related to water drainage behind the JP area that was part of the Potter Coaster development.

 

[JungleSkip]

After watching the new JW trailer...

Please, for the love of god Universal, don't ruin your Jurassic Park land with any of this trash.

 

[captainmoch]

After watching the new JW trailer...

Please, for the love of god Universal, don't ruin your Jurassic Park land with any of this trash.

I'm sure it's not THAT bad- (watches trailer) ...nevermind, I completely agree. :sick: