If Mummy is rethemed/refurbed, I expect a new track (ala Hulk)
If they replace the track on the Mummy, they'll replace everything. Including the IP.
If Mummy is rethemed/refurbed, I expect a new track (ala Hulk)
To me, as for the track. The only thing I like is the way they through your momentum one way, and while you get air time, they turn the track/car under you...but the turn table, the lift hill...I assume those have not aged well.
I wish the finale happened while going backwards (simple drop to the left, figure S, uphill to the break), then the finale was the launch into the fun part.The launch seems fine to me, just the turntable scene is just soooo outdated. The finale is just bleh. As you can easily see the Mech bays and underneath you they have christmas lights for "safety"
I don't care what it is if it gets replaces. As long as it's not a family ride, I'll be okay.So I wrote earlier about my worry about this attraction closing in the future. People are all commenting that this attraction won't be closing anytime soon. I 100% agree. There has been some solid ideas of a possible replacement. I love the Monster ride idea and a few others. I personally wish King Kong could of returned to its former home. But, we all know that won't be happening ever again.
that won't be happening ever again. Anyway, what are some other good replacement ideas that can fit in New York?
Also, USF now lacks water rides. Is it possible to build some sort of water ride in that soundstage? Let me know.
I don't care what it is if it gets replaces. As long as it's not a family ride, I'll be okay.
I've been hoping and screaming for a good water ride at USF. Even if it's a boat ride like Disney loves to clone, I'd be okay. There needs to be at least one Slow Ride at USF.
I always loved the term "family" ride...I think it's just marketing lingo at this pointI don't care what it is if it gets replaces. As long as it's not a family ride, I'll be okay.
I've been hoping and screaming for a good water ride at USF. Even if it's a boat ride like Disney loves to clone, I'd be okay. There needs to be at least one Slow Ride at USF.
SLOP's not really going to be slow. It's mostly fast paced with movement in many varied directions.I always loved the term "family" ride...I think it's just marketing lingo at this point
Also, a slow ride probably wont ever happen....Minus maybe SLoP or Yoshi
That attraction is happening?SLOP's not really going to be slow. It's mostly fast paced with movement in many varied directions.
That attraction is happening?
I don't consider ET a slow ride. It's a dark ride. But there are some parts where it moves fast, drops, rises high, idk, wouldn't be my version of a slow boat ride type of slow.E.T.
But yes, I would love another slow ride at USF as well (especially an indoor boat ride)
I don't consider ET a slow ride. It's a dark ride. But there are some parts where it moves fast, drops, rises high, idk, wouldn't be my version of a slow boat ride type of slow.
SLOP will be in Shrek I assume?
And something terrible goes wrong. The ride slows down down down. And then the Killer Dolls come out.It would be interesting to see how people react to Universal doing a "slow" ride...I mean, people expect Pirates and Mansion to be slow...with Universal you may almost feel like you were tricked
I just don't think that slow rides are Universal's forte. A slow ride best suits a ride that relies heavily on story and surroundings. Universal, although I love them, doesn't really add stories to their rides. Sure, they tell you something is happening, but as the cliche joke goes, it's always that something goes wrong. And that's about it.It would be interesting to see how people react to Universal doing a "slow" ride...I mean, people expect Pirates and Mansion to be slow...with Universal you may almost feel like you were tricked
I agree..I think Disney gets away with their slower rides because of their demographicI just don't think that slow rides are Universal's forte. A slow ride best suits a ride that relies heavily on story and surroundings. Universal, although I love them, doesn't really add stories to their rides. Sure, they tell you something is happening, but as the cliche joke goes, it's always that something goes wrong. And that's about it.
However, I'd like to see them try.
Yeah, Disney does have a younger demographic. Nothing is wrong with it, it's just how Disney is. Universal is definitely aimed more for teens and young adults.I agree..I think Disney gets away with their slower rides because of their demographic
It's a historic piece of Americana...There is no way Universal could create something like that...I honestly don't even want them to try itYeah, Disney does have a younger demographic. Nothing is wrong with it, it's just how Disney is. Universal is definitely aimed more for teens and young adults.
Again, nothing wrong with it because Haunted Mansion is fantastic and cannot be matched by any Universal ride (not saying it's the best ride ever, it's just one of the best in it's category.)