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Today's event went from 10:00 to 1:00 and then it opened up to guests from 1:45 to 7:00. They had some very angry guests as originally it was supposed to have opened at 1:15. The way they had the guests queue up today went bad and they had the people that showed up first in the back of the queue. They ended up giving everyone in line a free Gate A pass to make up for the long wait. Little hectic today but in the end it all worked out and they treated everyone great!
It is a shame, I was told since all of the construction that is going on upstairs this is where they will move the events.
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Imagine if you could go in with a group of, say six, pay one price and all six eat all they can eat. Or even four. Or just two...Question....can you just ask for separate plates or get a separate plate somehow so you can share?
I saw some people yesterday bringing plates from the BBQ to other seating areas in the Lower Lot. I decided not to give the place a try since it's a little on the expensive end, but I'll try it out eventually.
I'm glad to see that drinks are included. I imagine hours will extend later on down the path if its popularity rises.
Now that's odd.. By "front signage", do you mean the sign that was placed above Jurassic Outfitters?
Jon Fu
Editor-in-Chief Emeritus
<_< Not sure what's happening behind-the-scenes, but this - along with the current state Actors - doesn't point a good picture of what's happening in terms of park direction. Even in the short term, everything appears to be an experiment.
Looks like T-Rex BBQ is a thing of the past(lucky if you got to try it but maybe it wasn't plausible/worth for USH once they tried it.) This sat their was no one eating in that area unless they brought their food up from JP Cove. Sign still gone.
Ehh.. I don't know if I'd be too confident with that statement. We all thought Mel's would be shutting down, but it's opening up again for (what looks to be) another summer run.
Read my previous post... I stated that anything can happen, but it seems it's closing for good.
I think we could see its return in the future, or something very similar. Once Flintstones BBQ closes, the only food we'll have in the park are burgers and Chinese food (with the exception of International Cafe).. That's not a very strong lineup of restaurant choices, in my opinion.
Do you think the dining options that'll be offered in Universal Plaza will be noteworthy?
I still wish we would've kept the T-rex bbq, and that they bring back something similar. It seemed so great...
