Fast & Furious: Supercharged - General Discussion

[belloq87]

If they're going to do a Godzilla themed attraction, let's get a Tokyo themed land somewhere...it would make so much sense because they could use it for a lot of different popular IP in various types of attractions and rotated out like they do at USJ.

True, but at least this theme would, at least in theory, have practical effects!

I recall some crazy ambitious ideas for Skull Island that were rumored back in the mid 2010's. By the time the ride opened it seemed like a lot of stuff got cut. Maybe this could be their chance to make up for that.

I think the scale of the character is so massive (300+ feet tall) that it's very hard to design an attraction experience around him.

They may be out of fashion but I would like to see another practical effects attraction at the park.

This kind of experience should be fundamental to Universal Studios Florida (i.e. there should always be one of some sort). I would like to see a "fire, sparks, wind, smoke, steam, rushing water" showcase return to the park.

I wish Universal had better rights to Hanna Barbara and particularly Scooby and gang. Because this would be a great spot for a Scooby attraction. Reskin the vehicles to be modified Mystery Machines...

I don't think the gang had a canonical home in the 70s/80s, but spiritually San Francisco would be a great fit. The psychedelic Mystery Machine wouldn't look out of place parked across from Richter's.

I still say Scooby should go on the empty theater spot in Toon Lagoon.

 

[LPCaptainDeath]

I think the scale of the character is so massive (300+ feet tall) that it's very hard to design an attraction experience around him.

(i know, it's more screens - but it's still a solid example of how cool something like that can look/feel)

 

[Parkscope Joe]

They may be out of fashion but I would like to see another practical effects attraction at the park. I thought Twister was overdue to go but if they can bring it back and make a ride out of it rather than just standing there with actual practical effects that would pretty nice. Also would help to balance out the screens issue at USF.

I dunno if we'll ever get those again after the death of the behind-the-scenes of movie attractions have gone away.

(i know, it's more screens - but it's still a solid example of how cool something like that can look/feel)

Better answer is "which one?"

 

[tdmarshmallow]

I don't think the gang had a canonical home in the 70s/80s, but spiritually San Francisco would be a great fit. The psychedelic Mystery Machine wouldn't look out of place parked across from Richter's.

Many of the late 70's early 80's episodes were set in San Francisco. Particularly when Scrappy was introduced.

 

[Parkscope Joe]

Many of the late 70's early 80's episodes were set in San Francisco. Particularly when Scrappy was introduced.

This is Coolsville erasure!

https://scoobydoo.fandom.com/wiki/Coolsville

 

[Freak]

This is Coolsville erasure!

https://scoobydoo.fandom.com/wiki/Coolsville

Well I think Coolsville SUCKS.

 

[belloq87]

(i know, it's more screens - but it's still a solid example of how cool something like that can look/feel)

I mean... sure, if you just want another pure simulator.

 

[Parkscope Joe]

Well I think Coolsville SUCKS.

You, me, behind Antojitos at 2am.

 

[Skold]

I'm pretty sure they just always lived by that abandoned amusement park...