The most credible rumors we've been hearing regarding new JP-related stuff are the following:
- River Adventure refurbishment, perhaps along the lines of what Hollywood's version of the ride is getting (though perhaps not a full change-over into JURASSIC WORLD branding). Refreshed/new animatronics, things of that nature. The status of this project seems to be that it's moderately likely to happen in the near future (i.e. the next couple of years).
- A new attraction on the site of the former Triceratops Encounter attraction, which has been defunct for many years now. Work is ongoing to remove the old Encounter buildings and support structures, and there have been rumors to indicate that a roller coaster of some kind would take over that plot of land. For a time, some insiders were thinking this might be an imminent project, but the consensus now is that the brakes have been pumped a bit, and if this does happen, we probably won't see any movement on it until next summer once Islands of Adventure's newest ride - the upcoming coaster in the Wizarding World of Harry Potter area - is finished and open.
- And finally, as said in the comment above, there is still the rumor out there that JURASSIC WORLD might be coming to Universal's next theme park as a dedicated land, though we've heard contradictory things from insiders, so it's hard to gauge whether or not this is likely. It's also unclear if the current JP land at Islands of Adventure would remain if JW ends up in another park.
Obviously, these are totally unconfirmed by the company, and these rumors may never end up happening. But any shifting plans would not seem to be the result of FALLEN KINGDOM's reception; regardless of critical or audience reactions to it, it still made a lot of money, and I don't see any reason to believe that Universal would suddenly see more JP stuff as not being a viable investment in the theme parks.
