They are. I've heard from people (it might have been Andy on twitter?) that the Gyrosphere is basically just another Spider-Man.
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They are. I've heard from people (it might have been Andy on twitter?) that the Gyrosphere is basically just another Spider-Man.
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I mean it would work, but I'm tired of the same story beats finishing falling off a elevated platform. The gyrosphere (mmmm gyros) will probably be a part of the volcano sequence from JW: Fallen Kingdom with an end of diving into the water with the escaping dinos.
I can see the ride name now: Gyros-Fear as well as the food stand next door- Gyro's here.
I hope it's an evolution of the Spider-Man tech with different vehicles that have better movement capabilities and I hope there are dinosaur animatronics with screens only used occasionally. Basically a hybrid between Dinosaur and Spider-Man.
Am I the only one who is ok with that haha
I'd love to see some kind of elevator drop...The Transformers elevators, but with speed
I like the idea of a Dinosaur and Tower of Terror hybrid.
If that's true, Beijing can keep it. If JW were to come to the next park, I'd rather see them rework the old Jeep attraction concept with a JW aesthetic.
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A jeep ride would be so dope. A gyrosphere attraction would be cool as well though since I love both JP and JW. :grin:
What if...they could have the gyros attach to a coaster car and go through a drop and a couple elements before rejoining the ride track?
I love Universal and Disney, but I never want them to put me in a glass tube
Agreed. I wasn't thinking fully enclosed, though, because I would be ready to get out of the ride in about 30 seconds. Not claustrophobic but I don't like that kind of feeling.
Awww man, is that what that tweet was about... It was my first thought, but I was hoping not.
I guess if you will; it'd be a better end-game for Universal/Comcast..because of Jurassic World 3.
It kinda makes sense?
2019 with Potter/Terminator, 2020 with KidZone (hopefully) and 2021 this before new park opens 2022?
2019 with Potter/Terminator, 2020 with KidZone (hopefully) and 2021 this before new park opens 2022?
I knew this had already suffered a delay so it didn’t come to me at first, but yea ah well. It’ll now go against WDW 50th.
I had been thinking that the overlap of two coaster constructions at the same time was a bit much.
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And in this case, it's something that they can do to more properly back up the incoming end to the Jurassic World Trilogy. In all retrospective, this works out a lot better for Universal, and that it also does something large for it's Domestic Sister of Hollywood..
giving them a long exclusivity period. That'd be a huge thing for Universal Hollywood; for a great way.
It also allows them to work more on the project, adding anything they want to do before having the project go breaking ground.
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