Future of Jurassic Park River Adventure

[Wesker69]

Every park guest outside the ride....

 

[TylerG]

We were lucky enough to ride it on Friday and Saturday, but it was still struggling with some downtime. Glad it's opening again though

 

[TheUniC6]

If Universal decides to ever update JPRA and the land as a whole, first off I think the ship has sailed on theming it to the Jurassic World trilogy from 2015-2022. With the franchise getting a new film in 2025, maybe it's possible that any substantial re-theme could pull from this new iteration of the franchise. Or maybe there will be yet another iteration of JW they will update it to if and when the time comes.

 

[biggerboat16]

If Universal decides to ever update JPRA and the land as a whole, first off I think the ship has sailed on theming it to the Jurassic World trilogy from 2015-2022. With the franchise getting a new film in 2025, maybe it's possible that any substantial re-theme could pull from this new iteration of the franchise. Or maybe there will be yet another iteration of JW they will update it to if and when the time comes.

I do find it interesting to see what Japan’s doing. It seems like they’re giving it a Hollywood-level overhaul but maintaining the classic JP theme. At this point maybe JP is the only thing that is evergreen in the franchise. Given that the Orlando and Japan versions are mirrored clones, maybe they could split research and development costs