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Imagine if the big reveal is that Universal has actually cloned real dinosaurs.

Just curious: Do you have to get off the tram for the walking section, or are people allowed to skip it and just stay on it?

Two weeks ago, I wrote this thinking Universal would never, and now I can't believe it actually seems to be happening. This is really going to be something special!

Not to add fuel to the fire, but this coming from you made me laugh considering this is exactly what everyone has spent the last two years trying to keep telling you about the F&F coaster.

About. Damn. Time. I’m so stoked for the end of this month to just get here already!

I'm about three minutes from where the police blockade/flying bikes scene was shot on White Oak, and there's a tiiiiny little mural painted on a building wall there honoring the street's place in cinematic history. I'm over there all the time for errands, lunch, etc., yet I'd be SO happy if...

Time for me to go buy a Powerball ticket tonight and ride this "nailed it" streak!

A figure would be cool, but the fact it's worded as "a giant King Kong backdrop" makes me think it'll be just a wall you stand in front of with Kong painted/plastered on it...

Assuming that the "locked paddock" of dinosaurs is the old dancing cars area that's going to be used to emanate sound for this, it's funny that after all the years of begging for it to be dusted off and used for something, the monkey's paw definitely curled on that one, haha. But aside from...

Stopped by the park today on our way home just to pop in on the ice cream. We just got butterbeer flavor in cones, and it was nice, but it essentially tasted like a cone you’d get at McDonalds with a little caramel added to it. I swear, when I got it in Orlando in 2022, not only was the cone...

No offense, but you don't have to be so condescending about it. All @Freak did was make a casual comment about the color of the track. And if you don't care, that's cool, but just because you don't care doesn't mean others aren't allowed to ponder the aesthetics of what this coaster can/will be...

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Wait. So what you're saying is... the maze has been turned. Turned... Turn... like Henry James' "The Turn of the Screw." And "Turn of the Screw" was adapted into "The Haunting of Bly Manor" for Netflix. "Bly Manor" was Mike Flanagan's baby. And, of course, Mike Flanagan...

Can't wait for this to be my new "last ride of the night" that reenergizes me before having to get on the freeway to drive home.

No singular IP will make everyone happy. No original maze will make everyone happy. No concept period will make everyone happy. I think the only solution here is for Universal to stop HHN, which will make everyone unhappy and finally collectively agree on something.

Curious to see if/how the interior footprint is expanded just in terms of how it'll accommodate a line. I imagine this'll be pretty popular, especially during summer, so it'll be interesting to see if they have to have people queue outside and how that'll look being so close to the entrance of...

They have multiple times over the years with stuff like Saw and Hostel.

Silence of the Lambs, Silent Hill, and A Quiet Place were the first three options to pop into my head on this one.

Agreed! And to add on to this, it's especially worse when the clone is lesser than the original -- so, great, we have a Nintendo World, but it's also not like the original or even what's gonna be at EU. We have the "budget version" of all the iterations. At the very least, if an IP is going to...

The One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Long Island Iced Tea, the Oh, the Places You'll Go-jito!, and the Cat in the Hat-illac Margarita really are some missed opportunities.

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