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Like I said before that article with the pictures were realeased, be in for a surprise on Tuesday. If I find out otherwise, I'll post.
All these poor rubes having the time of their lives judging from their reactions but they're obviously stupid and don't know what real theme park entertainment is.Just saying, I don't pay an arm and a leg to vacation to Universal Orlando to watch 5 minute video game cutscenes on a wall. Comcast is robbing people blind these days and everyone doesn't even seem to mind all these corners being cut just so long as they're told it's cutting edge new technology. Because ya know a movie theater screen is new technology.
I'm holding off full judgement until I experience the attraction myself, but all that cgi stuff looks super dated and lame. King Kong doesn't even look like a character in the cut scenes, just like some random computer generated gorilla.
All these poor rubes having the time of their lives judging from their reactions but they're obviously stupid and don't know what real theme park entertainment is.
FYI, the Avatar boat ride and Stormtrooper Battle attraction will use similar tech from what I've read. And of course the Avatar flying ride and Millenium Falcon will be screen based.
Just saying, I don't pay an arm and a leg to vacation to Universal Orlando to watch 5 minute video game cutscenes on a wall. Comcast is robbing people blind these days and everyone doesn't even seem to mind all these corners being cut just so long as they're told it's cutting edge new technology. Because ya know a movie theater screen is new technology.
I'm holding off full judgement until I experience the attraction myself, but all that cgi stuff looks super dated and lame. King Kong doesn't even look like a character in the cut scenes, just like some random computer generated gorilla.
Even betterSupposedly, the Avatar flying ride will have set pieces around the screen that will move and interact.
Just saying, I don't pay an arm and a leg to vacation to Universal Orlando to watch 5 minute video game cutscenes on a wall. Comcast is robbing people blind these days and everyone doesn't even seem to mind all these corners being cut just so long as they're told it's cutting edge new technology. Because ya know a movie theater screen is new technology.
I'm holding off full judgement until I experience the attraction myself, but all that cgi stuff looks super dated and lame. King Kong doesn't even look like a character in the cut scenes, just like some random computer generated gorilla.
You can move my comments if you want.
Just saying, I don't pay an arm and a leg to vacation to Universal Orlando to watch 5 minute video game cutscenes on a wall. Comcast is robbing people blind these days and everyone doesn't even seem to mind all these corners being cut just so long as they're told it's cutting edge new technology. Because ya know a movie theater screen is new technology.
I'm holding off full judgement until I experience the attraction myself, but all that cgi stuff looks super dated and lame. King Kong doesn't even look like a character in the cut scenes, just like some random computer generated gorilla.
I know, right? It's awesome. :ears:
After reading this thread for the past 5-6 pages, I think I need a drink -
I'm going to address some things because good lord.....
1. Soft opens are not promised or owed with a specific time frame. They can soft open a week before their opening date and that's fine. You may not like it, but that's what it is. A delay in softs does not mean a delay in the ride. They said Summer 2016, with media previews June 23-24. Nothing has changed those 2 dates at this time. Those are the only dates they promised. Hounding them because they didn't meet a "speculative" soft open date is ridiculous.
2. Holding them accountable to open first day of Summer with a time frame of Summer 2016 is also pretty petty, and ridiculous. I don't care what kind of logic you want to make to arrive atmthat answer, it's stupid.
3. There is no problem with Kong AA, there is no "Big Delay". It's all a matter of getting RV's timed correctly. With a new system, that can take some time. They had original plans for soft opening, Universal wanted something different before they opened so they're working on it now. For all intents and purposes, this is still "on-time".
All these poor rubes having the time of their lives judging from their reactions but they're obviously stupid and don't know what real theme park entertainment is.
FYI, the Avatar boat ride and Stormtrooper Battle attraction will use similar tech from what I've read. And of course the Avatar flying ride and Millenium Falcon will be totally screen based. If you're going to dump on Comcast for this you might as well give Disney their fair share. Or are they too MAGICal for your criticism?
*I'll end it here mods*
After reading this thread for the past 5-6 pages, I think I need a drink -
I'm going to address some things because good lord.....
1. Soft opens are not promised or owed with a specific time frame. They can soft open a week before their opening date and that's fine. You may not like it, but that's what it is. A delay in softs does not mean a delay in the ride. They said Summer 2016, with media previews June 23-24. Nothing has changed those 2 dates at this time. Those are the only dates they promised. Hounding them because they didn't meet a "speculative" soft open date is ridiculous.
2. Holding them accountable to open first day of Summer with a time frame of Summer 2016 is also pretty petty, and ridiculous. I don't care what kind of logic you want to make to arrive atmthat answer, it's stupid.
3. There is no problem with Kong AA, there is no "Big Delay". It's all a matter of getting RV's timed correctly. With a new system, that can take some time. They had original plans for soft opening, Universal wanted something different before they opened so they're working on it now. For all intents and purposes, this is still "on-time".
They had original plans for soft opening, Universal wanted something different before they opened so they're working on it now. For all intents and purposes, this is still "on-time".
So, referring to point 3, is that possibly referring to Universal changing some things up in relation to the Comcast/Universal Executives being underwhelmed by a certain aspect of the attraction? Is that the "something different"? :what:After reading this thread for the past 5-6 pages, I think I need a drink -
I'm going to address some things because good lord.....
1. Soft opens are not promised or owed with a specific time frame. They can soft open a week before their opening date and that's fine. You may not like it, but that's what it is. A delay in softs does not mean a delay in the ride. They said Summer 2016, with media previews June 23-24. Nothing has changed those 2 dates at this time. Those are the only dates they promised. Hounding them because they didn't meet a "speculative" soft open date is ridiculous.
2. Holding them accountable to open first day of Summer with a time frame of Summer 2016 is also pretty petty, and ridiculous. I don't care what kind of logic you want to make to arrive at that answer, it's stupid.
3. There is no problem with Kong AA, there is no "Big Delay". It's all a matter of getting RV's timed correctly. With a new system, that can take some time. They had original plans for soft opening, Universal wanted something different before they opened so they're working on it now. For all intents and purposes, this is still "on-time".