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Ministry of Magic replacing Fear Factor Live seems pretty much like a done deal. The question boils down to timing and priority. With the new Potter coaster opening next year this project would seem better suited til after the new park opens. It will be at great draw back to the original park.

At least Disney is consistent. :grin:

I am very interested to see the external theming around this attraction. Dragon challenge to me always looksed like a roller coaster with a little bit of external theming.

Toxic Avenger boat ride.

I have noticed the price increases at restaurants in the parks. But I have also seen comprable price increases at restaurants well outside of parks. I have eaten at Cowfish at CityWalk and also in Atlanta. I was surprised to see that the prices were the same.

Better. Stronger. Faster.

I vaguely remember someone posting that SeaWorld was done with Rudolph so the rights might be going back to Universal.

Parents might need a FastPass for stroller parking.

It is a truly magical place at night with the torches lit. The torches are sorely missed. They cannot come back fast enough

Over at the Touringplans blog their Saturday 6 is all about JP. 6 Reasons We Love JURASSIC PARK at Universal

That was what I was referring to. It strikes me odd that a contract would be written for a specific park rather than the resort in general

Really? That's odd.

Getting another Marvel land in a future park would be worth the wait.

Good information that the contract is very favorable to Universal and cheap too. Licensing the rights is cheap and it blocks Walt Disney World. Two great reasons for MSHI to be around for a long time.

When it comes to air time and that feeling of weightlessness flying through the air I have never been a lot better coaster than Goliath at Six Flags Over Georgia. On its downhills it just seems to get a perfect speed. Mako is a great coaster but just a bit too fast for that perfect sensation.

It would be better if Universal did more spot refurbishments on the attractions rather than waiting for big refurbishments.

Absolutely!:agree: Now if only Comcast would buy Sony so that they owns the MIB rights.:drool:

That's my home park you are talking about. :box: It has been going strong for over 50 years. It has its good and bad points but is still a great park to visit. It has one more RMC coaster than all of Florida combined.

Even when it is smooth I just don't find Rockit to be an enjoyable ride. Too bad it is not more like Cheetah Hunt.

Haven't building renovations been going on for a while?