I don't understand what is wrong with saying that Super 8 would make a cool ride, and that IF it were done there is a ride with a similar environment that could be retrofitted to host it. No one is saying it's going to be done, or that E.T. sucks and needs to be demolished. It's all in fun. Some people might not appreciate the rather demeaning remark "be serious" on a forum that allows people to share IDEAS.
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You're right, a Super 8 ride could be a good idea. There's nothing wrong with saying that. We're just saying that a) In our opinion, it's unlikely, and b) We'd prefer it stayed E.T.
There's nothing wrong with saying that either. This forum, while you're right, it does allow people to share ideas, is also for debate about theme parks, their past, their present, and their future. No one has told you to be serious, they've just added to the debate of whether or not Uni would make a Super 8 ride in the future. This forum is made for that too.
This is kind of a silly thing to say since there already is something like Super 8 at Universal. The movie is an homage to Speilberg by Abrams, and it has a similar feel to ET in a lot of places. Obviously, it's not going into the ET building, but it WOULD make a really fantastic attraction.
I wouldn't want a Super 8 attraction to replace E.T. but a Super 8 attraction would be phenomenal. It fits a lot of the criteria that translates to a movie.
I think almost anything can make a great theme park attraction if the effort is put into it. Someone already called the waterworld comparison. If it shares the emotion of the film than it is a bonus. I am going more with the realistic factor and likelyhood of such a thing happening. ET is Universal's highest grossing film of all time. It has that importance to the company and it is also widely remembered. I don't think you are gonna see a Super 8 logo before any movies in over 30 years.
All that being said. I am always wanting to see a new theme park attraction based on a fun story/movie.
All that being said. I am always wanting to see a new theme park attraction based on a fun story/movie.
I think almost anything can make a great theme park attraction if the effort is put into it.like HOP?
Not if you are one of those people waiting 45 minute.
Especially in that outdoor queue! The heat can be murder!
I especially love it when you're told to squeeze in and move all the way up to the doors. Everyone's body heat rises and everyone smells!
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I HATE HATE HATE the outdoor queue for E.T. I think the pre show and passport thing needs to be taken out ad have the queue ONLY indoors!
While I agree with you on most accounts, I will have to disagree, because of the look and expression children have when E.T. says their name. It is a magical moment.
Don't remove the passports! How are we supposed to make E.T. say funny names?! Oh, and I guess kids love it, blah, blah, blah, but think about the funny names!!!!
I hate the outdoor queue, but I like the passports idea. It's part of what make the ride special and unique.
There was quite a long wait in the indoor queue today. While waiting, I noticed two details that I never noticed before: you can see/hear E.T. run through the bushes, and you can also see the rabbit that appears at the beginning of the film. (It's REALLY hidden, however)
Orlando Theme Park News reports that the attraction has received a new sign, to reflect to the 30th anniversary since the old sign said the 20th:
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