If the third gate is out of the question, I wonder if they'd split it up. Perhaps Pokemon replaces KidZone, and Mario replaces Toon Lagoon.
If the third gate is out of the question, I wonder if they'd split it up. Perhaps Pokemon replaces KidZone, and Mario replaces Toon Lagoon.
If the third gate is out of the question, I wonder if they'd split it up. Perhaps Pokemon replaces KidZone, and Mario replaces Toon Lagoon.
Mario at Kidzone and Zelda at Lost Continent would be a better move if they go that route IMO
Hugely excited for this. This can be Universal's Mickey.
Points
1) 3DS still a massive seller and next gen system will be out around 2017/18. Perfect time to cross promote
2) Nintendo has a ton of properties beyond the obvious
3) glad to see I'm not the only one wondering if they'll be in the new water park
4) USF will get the new attractions and it will be all new construction
5) there are people not interested in potter who ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ those additions. Still massive and amazing.
6) Disney fans are fuming
I think this takes over all of KidZone/MIB plot, at least to start. If it's anywhere near Potter-level popular, then we can talk about it being in 2 parks.
My guess: KidZone is demolished and becomes Mushroom Kingdom. MIB plot either becomes Pokémon or Hyrule.
Hugely excited for this. This can be Universal's Mickey.
Points
1) 3DS still a massive seller and next gen system will be out around 2017/18. Perfect time to cross promote
2) Nintendo has a ton of properties beyond the obvious
3) glad to see I'm not the only one wondering if they'll be in the new water park
4) USF will get the new attractions and it will be all new construction
5) there are people not interested in potter who ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ those additions. Still massive and amazing.
6) Disney fans are fuming
I'm going to be Ms. Pessimist here. Nintendo of America handles all of Nintendo's U.S. based licensing deals. With Nintendo of Japan being notoriously xenophobic about their properties, and no mentions of U.S. parks and Nintendo of America in the press release...we might be jumping the gun expecting anything to show up in States...
I'm going to be Ms. Pessimist here. Nintendo of America handles all of Nintendo's U.S. based licensing deals. With Nintendo of Japan being notoriously xenophobic about their properties, and no mentions of U.S. parks and Nintendo of America in the press release...we might be jumping the gun expecting anything to show up in States...
I'm going to be Ms. Pessimist here. Nintendo of America handles all of Nintendo's U.S. based licensing deals. With Nintendo of Japan being notoriously xenophobic about their properties, and no mentions of U.S. parks and Nintendo of America in the press release...we might be jumping the gun expecting anything to show up in States...
Universal Orlando isn't going to put this franchise in multiple locations. They will keep it to one zone. Kid Zone makes the most sense. Does anyone know what the deal is with ET? Does it have to stay? Is there potential for replace? We need Teebin over here. I feel like a dark ride in the ET building that covered most of the Nintendo Universe would make the most sense (like a worlds collide scenario) with the rest of the Kid Zone area rethemed to mini sections for individual Nintendo worlds.
What would the timeframe be for this coming to Orlando? No concrete plans seem to have made for Japan yet, so I can imagine we would see it at USF for another ten years or so.
Lot's of room there. More than two Diagon's.Lets take a look.
Kidzone and other assorted Space (Not including ET)