About the whole Ferris Wheel thing.
If Uni decided to put do that they wouldn't go for a small one. And honestly I can't see waiting in line for a ferris wheel unless they do something special with it ??
I'd love for a flat ride - adding to the ride count, especially smaller attractions (which the Uni parks have a striking lack of) is always a great thing. I just wish it wasn't a Ferris Wheel... huge, gaudy, slow-loading, low capacity. Give us a spinner themed to Otto or the Nuclear Power Plant or something. Plenty of ideas to mine that weren't explored in the Simpsons Ride.
Very excited to see the full extent of the work... a Moe's Tavern and/or Krusty Burger would be fantastic.
I feel like flat rides in theme parks ruin the theming aspect of the land. I'd love for a new ride, just not a flat ride.
I feel like flat rides in theme parks ruin the theming aspect of the land. I'd love for a new ride, just not a flat ride.
Flat rides serve their purpose and are there for simple reasons, families with kids. There are not a lot of kid-centric rides on the studio side so they need to up the ante when it comes to that, a ferris wheel would fit the bill perfectly if its themed correct to the Krustyland theme...but this also lets us know that Simpsons ride isn't going to go anywhere for a long time.
Hey, Stormforce is the best "tea cup" attraction i've ever been on. It's a very advanced system and the lighting and effects really add to the feel of the ride.Mater's Junkyard Jamboree, Luigi's Flying Tires, and One Fish, Two Fish and Carouseussel disagree with you.:thumbs:
Yes, if you're going the Stormforce route, it's not going to turn out optimal. But there's nothing wrong with a well done flat ride.
Well, honestly Studios is in many aspects becoming more like IOA with each move they make. Creating areas specific to a certain franchise and going full force with it. Currently, you'd have Potter/London, Simpsons/Springfield and Transformers, while not a land, we expect will take over Monsters cafe (right?). So they are really trying to go hard core with certain franchises and maximize their potential.Flat rides serve their purpose and are there for simple reasons, families with kids. There are not a lot of kid-centric rides on the studio side so they need to up the ante when it comes to that, a ferris wheel would fit the bill perfectly if its themed correct to the Krustyland theme...but this also lets us know that Simpsons ride isn't going to go anywhere for a long time.
Hey, Stormforce is the best "tea cup" attraction i've ever been on. It's a very advanced system and the lighting and effects really add to the feel of the ride.
well, honestly Studios is in many aspects becoming more like IOA with each move they make. Creating areas specific to a certain franchise and going full force with it. Currently, you'd have Potter/London, Simpsons/Springfield and Transformers, while not a land, we expect will take over Monsters cafe (right?). So they are really trying to go hard core with certain franchises and maximize their potential.