Hagrid’s Magical Creatures Motorbike Adventure Construction Discussion

[AlexanderMBush]

This ride is just after book one.

MoM is just after book 8, if my info is correct.

Thats..that's something to think of.

 

[Disneyhead]

Correction on my part after thinking about it a bit. I have been thinking that this takes place shortly after book one. What with Fluffy and Devil's Snare. But the feral Weasley car isn't loose in the dark forest until book 3. And a string of motorbike clones is an odd conceit unless there is some scene where they clone something multiple times to confuse the bad guys.

A round of Potter Polyjuice Potion for the house. :toast:

 

[TheGentTrent]

This ride is just after book one.

MoM is just after book 8, if my info is correct.

So MoM will be based on Cursed Child? I can't imagine that would play well with fans.

 

[Disneyhead]

So MoM will be based on Cursed Child? I can't imagine that would play well with fans.

I made a mistake. First off, I meant Book 7. And not After Book 7. But after the Battle of Hogwarts, and before the epilogue.

Basically, I have heard the dark ride is the Auror's office and you are hunting down bad guys that escaped after the Battle of Hogwarts.

 

[Imperius]

I made a mistake. First off, I meant Book 7. And not After Book 7. But after the Battle of Hogwarts, and before the epilogue.

Basically, I have heard the dark ride is the Auror's office and you are hunting down bad guys that escaped after the Battle of Hogwarts.

Interactive?

 

[Disneyhead]

Interactive?

Supposedly, yes.

 

[UpNorthUK]

Basically, I have heard the dark ride is the Auror's office and you are hunting down bad guys that escaped after the Battle of Hogwarts.

Hmm, sounds like a men in black re-theme

 

[Magic-Man]

Supposedly, yes.

Do we have a timeline now? Is it the 2020 addition?

 

[tielo]

Correction on my part after thinking about it a bit. I have been thinking that this takes place shortly after book one. What with Fluffy and Devil's Snare. But the feral Weasley car isn't loose in the dark forest until book 3. And a string of motorbike clones is an odd conceit unless there is some scene where they clone something multiple times to confuse the bad guys.

A round of Potter Polyjuice Potion for the house. :toast:

Does is matter? Fluffy is on the loose after book one so could be any time after that. Devil's Snare just is Devil's Snare, It's been there before book one and probably still is. The Weasley car is still there after book 3.
In the end this will be a unique story, deepening the world, not retelling a movie like so many Disney rides do, it's just not what Universal does.

 

[shiekra38]

Does is matter? Fluffy is on the loose after book one so could be any time after that. Devil's Snare just is Devil's Snare, It's been there before book one and probably still is. The Weasley car is still there after book 3.
In the end this will be a unique story, deepening the world, not retelling a movie like so many Disney rides do, it's just not what Universal does.

Exaclty...with Universal rides they're either a prequel/sequel or you are interacting indirectly while the story is happening somewhere else (Gringotts)

 

[Disneyhead]

But things we know from the story can explain things we don't know about the coaster. Like why would there be 7 identical Hagrid's motorbikes in a row?

 

[OLSinFLA]

When people used to ask me when in the books this takes place, we were instructed to say "The Wizarding World is timeless....". Only Gringotts has a specific time period - the rest are often jumbled up.

 

[JungleSkip]

Hmm, sounds like a men in black re-theme

More likely a new ride that will allow MIB to bite the dust

 

[belloq87]

More likely a new ride that will allow MIB to bite the dust

All the more reason to hope the Chris Hemsworth MIB reboot is a big hit, then. Keep the brand relevant.

 

[JungleSkip]

All the more reason to hope the Chris Hemsworth MIB reboot is a big hit, then. Keep the brand relevant.

I don't think that would save it either.

 

[sonoma15]

Why would they ever close MIB when its a ride that has good capacity, decent lines, and great reviews?

 

[JungleSkip]

Why would they ever close MIB when its a ride that has good capacity, decent lines, and great reviews?

Because it's nearing 20 years old. I'm just saying, better to be expecting it.

 

[belloq87]

Why would they ever close MIB when its a ride that has good capacity, decent lines, and great reviews?

Because Universal has an obsession with replacing attractions I really like!

 

[Parkscope Joe]

Because it's nearing 20 years old. I'm just saying, better to be expecting it.

And the ride system and control system is no longer supported by the manufacturer last I heard.

 

[JungleSkip]

And the ride system and control system is no longer supported by the manufacturer last I heard.

In that case Cat in the Hat isn’t long for the world either