Jurassic World VelociCoaster Construction Thread (Opening June 10)

[Cole]

Calling it now, island retheme

 

[quinnmac000]

All these pre-hype for Jurassic World makes me certain that they may need to add a new overlay for Jurrasic Park and add a monorail (In-park hogwarts express style ride)

 

[AK-Jake]

Thanks for posting the "teaser-teaser"! Looking forward to seeing the actual trailer when it hits.

 

[demoncarnotaur]

So, bets on this becoming a ride?

 

[neoshinok]

Jurassic Hamster Ball!

 

[princeinc]

So, bets on this becoming a ride?

I was just thinking that. Thats what happened when we saw the gringotts scene on HPDH part 2, we all said that would make a cool ride and look what we got. fingers crossed. :thumbs:

 

[Andy]

That's not the vehicle I'd being paying VERY close attention to...

 

[demoncarnotaur]

That's not the vehicle I'd being paying VERY close attention to...

Hm. Monorail. That could be interesting.

 

[Gillman]

I think what Hate is talking about is the huge army surplus looking safari vehicle that it glimpsed briefly. But doesn't that kind of sound like the ride vehicle rumored for Kong?

 

[demoncarnotaur]

I think what Hate is talking about is the huge army surplus looking safari vehicle that it glimpsed briefly. But doesn't that kind of sound like the ride vehicle rumored for Kong?

Hm, I don't see how that would work in JP with the amount of room, even if you cut into Pteranodons flyers territory.

 

[Miketheboss]

What if Kong construction is actually JP construction???

It still doesn't make sense why they would add Kong to that area. "ISLANDS" of adventure

 

[Teebin]

What if Kong construction is actually JP construction???

It isn't.

It still doesn't make sense why they would add Kong to that area. "ISLANDS" of adventure

Skull Island is an Island.

 

[Miketheboss]

Skull Island is an Island.

When I think of an Island in IOA I think of a place that has more than one store, a restaurant, and more than one attraction all inspired by one franchise/theme. "The park focuses on the themes of adventure based in books, cartoons and literature as opposed to the magic of the movies on which Universal Studios Florida focuses. IOA should stay that way. King Kong is a giant movie monster, resembling a colossal gorilla, that has appeared in various media since 1933."

 

[quinnmac000]

When I think of an Island in IOA I think of a place that has more than one store, a restaurant, and more than one attraction all inspired by one franchise/theme. "The park focuses on the themes of adventure based in books, cartoons and literature as opposed to the magic of the movies on which Universal Studios Florida focuses. IOA should stay that way. King Kong is a giant movie monster, resembling a colossal gorilla, that has appeared in various media since 1933."

King Kong started off as a book first along with Phantom of the Opera and all the classic Universal monsters. So Kong still does fit with the literary focus of IOA.

 

[Cole]

I say the rino rally looking ride in the teaser is the thing to look out for. Quick someone pull up the JW brochure

 

[Teebin]

When I think of an Island in IOA I think of a place that has more than one store, a restaurant, and more than one attraction all inspired by one franchise/theme. "The park focuses on the themes of adventure based in books, cartoons and literature as opposed to the magic of the movies on which Universal Studios Florida focuses. IOA should stay that way. King Kong is a giant movie monster, resembling a colossal gorilla, that has appeared in various media since 1933."

Yeah, I hear you. I think it is lame too and I am absolutely no fan of Kong. I was just making a technical argument. :blank:

 

[OLSinFLA]

King Kong started off as a book first along with Phantom of the Opera and all the classic Universal monsters. So Kong still does fit with the literary focus of IOA.

Actually King King began life as a movie created by Merian C.Cooper and was not based on a novel or story at all. It was an original cinema creation

 

[highkite]

Full Trailer. I see a lot of very cool possibilities.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RFinNxS5KN4

 

[JungleSkip]

When I think of an Island in IOA I think of a place that has more than one store, a restaurant, and more than one attraction all inspired by one franchise/theme. "The park focuses on the themes of adventure based in books, cartoons and literature as opposed to the magic of the movies on which Universal Studios Florida focuses. IOA should stay that way. King Kong is a giant movie monster, resembling a colossal gorilla, that has appeared in various media since 1933."

Dudley Do Right is a cartoon character that appeared in TV first, throwing that line of thinking out the window. The literature idea is a good rule of thumb, but let's not act like it's a binding contract.

 

[anihilnation]

Plus, how many people go to IOA and think about how it comes from books?

(Not being anti-book btw, just pointing out it is not something on people's mind.)