It was clever of them to use the lift system with Transformers in order to save space. I wouldn't mind another ride like Transformers, Spider-Man, or Forbidden Journey.
Yeah.... agree. They proved that a great ride can be done in a limited space... get thinking Universal.It was clever of them to use the lift system with Transformers in order to save space. I wouldn't mind another ride like Transformers, Spider-Man, or Forbidden Journey.
Yeah, that's true. I found myself almost dodging things that were flying out of the screen.I hear that the 3D is so good though that this usually is enough to distract people.
A dark ride maybe?Yeah, that's true. I found myself almost dodging things that were flying out of the screen.
I'm not at all saying it's a bad ride. In fact, I really like it. The queue is brilliant, and there are several little nods to artifacts found in Gru's home. I love the Despicable Me franchise, and I think it was wise to create an attraction out of it. I'm just saying, they could've done something a little more out of the box.
When I first heard that Despicable Me was being turned into a ride, I immediately thought of a children's dark ride. I imagined us all sitting in Gru's laboratory pods going through different rooms depicting the story of the movie. Basically something very similar to the Fantasyland rides found in Disneyland.A dark ride maybe?
no I meant vvvvTransformers! If you mean their last children's dark ride, it was Cat in the Hat. MIB is a dark ride that opened after Cat in the Hat, although that's more of a family ride. So many technicalities.. Haha. A dark ride is defined as an amusement park attraction where you're guided through rooms with animatronics, sound, music, special effects, etc, so technically speaking, Transformers is Universal's latest dark ride.
What was Universals(US parks) last Full Dark ride? Cat in the hat? Maybe their done with the whole Animatronic Dark Ride? I hope not.
It's gonna be one of those groundbreaking rides, similar to Spider-Man or Forbidden Journey. There'll be animatronics, towering physical sets, 3D effects, and more. There's even a rumored "drop" sequence.. B)I am dying to see how Gringotts will look like
Wasn't it going to be a roller coaster?It's gonna be one of those groundbreaking rides, similar to Spider-Man or Forbidden Journey. There'll be animatronics, towering physical sets, 3D effects, and more. There's even a rumored "drop" sequence.. B)
it is a rollercoaster, but i heard with 3D screens of some form.Wasn't it going to be a roller coaster?
Wasn't it going to be a roller coaster?
Yes, it's a roller coaster. The ride vehicle will weave its way through sets, animatronics and screens which are blended seamlessly as seen in other recent attractions. Some say the attraction may be like Revenge of the Mummy, though a lot more tame (since it's going to be a family ride). There were some photos leaked earlier this week of progress inside the show building, showing the project in the midst of construction. At the bottom of the photos you can see the wavy, winding coaster portion.it is a rollercoaster, but i heard with 3D screens of some form.
Well too bad it seems we won't get it hereYes, it's a roller coaster. The ride vehicle will weave its way through sets, animatronics and screens which are blended seamlessly as seen in other recent attractions. Some say the attraction may be like Revenge of the Mummy, though a lot more tame (since it's going to be a family ride). There were some photos leaked earlier this week of progress inside the show building, showing the project in the midst of construction. At the bottom of the photos you can see the wavy, winding coaster portion.
Yes they have motion bases...The ride vehicles have a motion base as well, correct?
If so this is all kinds of awesome. I know people are sick of simulators, but the tech brings a dynamic to the experience that masters a real thrill of being there.