Forgive me for just how bad this is but I tried at least.
I’ll leave these to Alicia in the future
Nice!
Forgive me for just how bad this is but I tried at least.
I’ll leave these to Alicia in the future
Looks pretty accurate to me.
Nice!
It's very jarring as JP actually looked decent before they began constructionSo I was in the park today, and the pictures did not do the current state of this land justice. I thought Epcot's construction work was unpleasant, but this is on a different level.
I can assume that Universal thought that working on the Forbidden Journey lockers while the rest of JP was a blasted-out hellscape was not adding insult to injury... but it’s adding insult to injury. I don’t know that I can remember a land being so completely compromised while still technically open. And I have to be transparent and honest -- I think it's pretty poor show.
I know most here are amped and psyched for the new coaster, and I’m genuinely never trying to detract from anybody’s sense of excitement about anything, but the current state of the land (and its uncertain aesthetic future) makes me kind of bummed.
Yes, exciting things are to come, I'm not sure anyone is upset with the constructionI get that things don’t look great right now, but that’s what happens when you largely reshape a land. I don’t know what people expect them to do
I think people understand it and are pumped. I think the issue is not everybody gets to visit these parks year after year and/or don't live in the area. So when THIS is their trip to UOR, and this is their experience with Jurassic Park, its definitely disappointing. After hearing more of these reports and trackers video last week, boyfriend and I will happily avoid this area like the plague if we can. JPRA can wait another year when we never did the Toon lagoon rides this last weekend we were in town this past September. Im excited for the future but I mean anyone not saying this is ROUGH is just wrong Imo lol. Again, not sure what else to expect, but can't ignore it either.I get that things don’t look great right now, but that’s what happens when you largely reshape a land. I don’t know what people expect them to do
The bit that really annoys me is that Universal are pretending nothing is happening. Imagine being a GP member and not knowing they were building a new coaster. You ask Universal why it looks awful and they say nothing.. Doesn't leave a very good lasting impression of the resortSo I was in the park today, and the pictures did not do the current state of this land justice. I thought Epcot's construction work was unpleasant, but this is on a different level.
I can assume that Universal thought that working on the Forbidden Journey lockers while the rest of JP was a blasted-out hellscape was not adding insult to injury... but it’s adding insult to injury. I don’t know that I can remember a land being so completely compromised while still technically open. And I have to be transparent and honest -- I think it's pretty poor show.
I know most here are amped and psyched for the new coaster, and I’m genuinely never trying to detract from anybody’s sense of excitement about anything, but the current state of the land (and its uncertain aesthetic future) makes me kind of bummed.
I guess I just don’t care about large swathes of construction when it means more rides. Hell if I had my way they’d be building LOTR right along with JPI think people understand it and are pumped. I think the issue is not everybody gets to visit these parks year after year and/or don't live in the area. So when THIS is their trip to UOR, and this is their experience with Jurassic Park, its definitely disappointing. After hearing more of these reports and trackers video last week, boyfriend and I will happily avoid this area like the plague if we can. JPRA can wait another year when we never did the Toon lagoon rides this last weekend we were in town this past September. Im excited for the future but I mean anyone not saying this is ROUGH is just wrong Imo lol. Again, not sure what else to expect, but can't ignore it either.
Not to ge too off topic, especially since this is all sepculation and barely rumor, but if LOTR does take up LC or TL, I feel IOA is just going to constantly be a construction site for the foreseeable future. Its one of the biggest cons to Universal for me, on a list of very few cons. I love that they are always investing in their own projects and trying to improve their parks and most changes they make I find worth it no matter the loss of the attraction of the just sheer amount of construction going on. But, it does get tiresome after awhile. Ah well, better be a dope coaster haha.
Come on. The GP is dumb but they’re not that dumb. Huge construction zone=big new rideThe bit that really annoys me is that Universal are pretending nothing is happening. Imagine being a GP member and not knowing they were building a new coaster. You ask Universal why it looks awful and they say nothing.. Doesn't leave a very good lasting impression of the resort
Nah, the GP is that dumb. I consider my mother and brother and sister to be the "GP", with all due respect lol. If I could put $ down on anything, it'd be that they'd be bitching about this the entire time. They'd go "Why didn't they just build the coaster in the first place??" Type mindset. Its dumb, but boy, you'd be surprised.I guess I just don’t care about large swathes of construction when it means more rides. Hell if I had my way they’d be building LOTR right along with JP
Come on. The GP is dumb but they’re not that dumb. Huge construction zone=big new ride
Nah, the GP is that dumb. I consider my mother and brother and sister to be the "GP", with all due respect lol. If I could put $ down on anything, it'd be that they'd be bitching about this the entire time. They'd go "Why didn't they just build the coaster in the first place??" Type mindset. Its dumb, but boy, you'd be surprised.
This is true.that’s different than someone seeing all the construction And thinking it isn’t for anything