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Had to come on to see what my IU friends thought now that the news is official. With the inclusion of a fully outdoor rollercoaster, I think this will be a decided shift on the overall vision of the park and the type of guests they're targeting. I'm happy the majority of you seem thrilled for...

Hey all! This is the one I'm talking about: InsideUniversal.net | Flickr My concern stems from the upcoming changes to Flickr, most notably a 1,000 image maximum for free accounts. Thankfully, Inside Universal has a Pro account, so everything will stay put when the change happens on Jan. 8...

Been a while since my last post (and I'm a little late for the holidays), but here's my collection of nighttime photos from this year's event at USH. First up, Grinchmas: Next up, the Wizarding World of Harry Potter: And finally, random spots around the park: Not sure if this was the...

I feel like it only existed during the 90's. Had the 90's aesthetic too, certain colors and patterns, so I imagine it could have been one of the shops that was there on CityWalk's opening day, to match the overall theming. Could have lasted into the early 2000's, but my hazy memory makes me...

Lol, thanks. That helps fill a small gap in my childhood memory. Tried searching for images, but only really found one. It's nice to have that slight reference though. The ball place has been nagging at me for years. Maybe someday I'll find it.

Unfortunately, Universal only seems to be interested in "fresh" IPs, which they seem to define as a major tv/film released within a few years of the attraction. BTTF is one of my favorite films (and rides), but as others have said above Zemeckis definitely won't let a new film get made (and I...

Welcome! :wave:

It was located close to the entrance of the park (I think near where Billabong and Zen Zone are now) and sold a variety of inflatable balls. There would usually be a few bouncing through the air every time you walked in. I believe it was next to a glow in the dark shop, which I'm also looking...

Never ate there much, but still a little sad to see it go. One of the last remnants of any kind of Western theming. Never knew about Toothsome till reading this thread, but I'm all for it being the replacement. Looks really cool.

Just a quirky little post here, but does anyone in the community do 3D modeling? More specifically, have you ever created park-related models? Here are my two feeble attempts at starting something (Jurassic Park: The Ride and the Studio Tram). :grin:

Hey everyone! Been following Inside Universal for years now (I believe since 2008 or so), but only finally getting into the forum scene. In the past I contributed photos to the IU Flickr stream, and love to take/see photos of the park. Bit of an archive nut, I love preserving attractions...