I think if any lessons are learned....is they need to incorporate show scenes for this ride to increase the level of enjoyment. Even one to two show scenes within the ride not just at the beginning will probably add a lot of good will to the ride.
To throw a wild idea out there.
Could this new bridge be the main entrance into JP from that side of the park?
If they close the other pathway, it frees up a lot of room, maybe even for a great dining hall restaurant.
I know it creates a dead end in Hogsmeade but it does create a more immersive experience within the land and it stops you seeing HP from just after the JP arch.
The permit plans are posted, but it’s only 2D land use. But it does go over water from what is currently zoned.This may have been answered before, but do we know the exact layout for the ride at the moment? Will this get into the water at all? Not like physically getting wet but does the track go over the lagoon?
Here’s a more current version of the track layout. The top hat and 540 over the bridge is more up to date on this:View attachment 9900
The permit plans are posted, but it’s only 2D land use. But it does go over water from what is currently zoned.
***edit: not official, subject to change***
Just turn it into the aviary and the nets will blend right in!I can't wait to hear all of the complaints on the bridge area becoming 'Net City'. Hopefully they can blend them in a bit better than Hulk's.
I'd have to imagine they have an organized plan in place for this. I'm sure they don't want to obstruct the views of the castle show.Jus
Just turn it into the aviary and the nets will blend right in!
Here’s a more current version of the track layout. The top hat and 540 over the bridge is more up to date on this:
You'd laugh if I told you. (An old version of PhotoImpact.)Nice. What programme are you using to create these?
Nice. What programme are you using to create these?
You'd laugh if I told you. (An old version of PhotoImpact.)
I wonder if they have plans to re-configure the other bridge/Watering Hole and do Isla Nu-BarHere’s a more current version of the track layout. The top hat and 540 over the bridge is more up to date on this:
With Coke as the sponsor for Watering Hole, I'm sure all changes must go through them for approval.I wonder if they have plans to re-configure the other bridge/Watering Hole and do Isla Nu-Bar
With Coke as the sponsor for Watering Hole, I'm sure all changes must go through them for approval.
Watering Hole has a few tropical specialty drinks, but nothing too elaborate, and no fancy tiki cups. But they do have a fairly full bar to make any drink you want.Would there be room in the land for both? We didn't visit Watering Hole on our trip--what alcoholic drinks do they serve there?(the official site is failing me at work) Isla Nu-Bar seems heavily focused on tropical cocktails and frozen mixes, so it could be another option in the land
Love that spot. Nice shade ....and Jurassic music....plus watch the people walking by.Watering Hole has a few tropical specialty drinks, but nothing too elaborate, and no fancy tiki cups. But they do have a fairly full bar to make any drink you want.
Nice. What programme are you using to create these?
Watering Hole’s issue has always been its horrendous theming and outdoor location. In a perfect world they build a themed bar there with indoor and outdoor seating...and preferable a little scene with an actual watering hole and some herbivore AAs*Watering Hole has a few tropical specialty drinks, but nothing too elaborate, and no fancy tiki cups. But they do have a fairly full bar to make any drink you want.