Put that in the new park. Immediately. That concept art puts all Universal lands (except Diagon and SNW) to shame.
Just going to say this..but considering the layout from the pic that's still on Themeparx..that seems hard to believe IMO, considering how JW is seemingly layed out..
Could it of been when they were doing BS? maybe, but I don't believe that what was posted IS the final product.
Just going to say this..but considering the layout from the pic that's still on Themeparx..that seems hard to believe IMO, considering how JW is seemingly layed out..
Could it of been when they were doing BS? maybe, but I don't believe that what was posted IS the final product.
I did a reverse image search and this image outside of imgur is only on Chinese sites...maybe that Dome isn't a dome.
That unfortunately appears to be really old concept art, timed from the proof of concept when they announced the park.
Here's the full three image panel. The Jeep ride and the Mummy land is the dead ringer that this is outdated.
Certainly I hope they retain the look and feel of the first images though!
That mummy image is Universal Studios Singapore....
Ya, but that was original proposal. I'm just finding these images along with this original proof of concept, that included the Mummy.
Essentially just to say these images that surfaced are older, so I wouldn't use them as gospel on final layout.
Universal Studios Beijing Plans And Concept Art Revealed - Theme Park University
That moment you realize that your Reddit post made it into a TPU article :wow: (yes, I know the picture I posted was deleted from Themeparx, but it’s still kinda funny).
:exclap:
At least they linked to it!
Interesting that they say 1 attraction on the plans has been cancelled - Fast & Furious perhaps?!
I’m thinking that it’s WaterWorld. It’s been rumored to be cut and replaced by a Chinese IP for months now.
I’m thinking that it’s WaterWorld. It’s been rumored to be cut and replaced by a Chinese IP for months now.
Didn't Quinn refer to it more as a "Asian IP that is popular in the US" and not exactly a "Chinese IP"?