It is playing all around. There isn't a place that you don't hear music or familiar voices. The music playing are different tracks from different film scores.
The Wizarding World of Harry Potter - Hogsmeade (Orlando): Part 2
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It is playing all around. There isn't a place that you don't hear music or familiar voices. The music playing are different tracks from different film scores.
- Jun 26, 2010
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- Jul 18, 2008
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Why am I picturing Napoleon Dynamite with this story? I know it seems like a waste of time to report them but I hope somebody did.
Insane lines today! The line to enter WWoHP was past the entrance to Jurassic Park near the water rides.
Did Spider-Man always have a single rider line?
Did Spider-Man always have a single rider line?
yes, but it is only open during the busy season. (when the ride time exceeds 30 minutes as a general rule)
- Mar 16, 2010
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Oh it got longer than that today, here is some random pics from today. I skipped it and plan on doing a night visit soon because I am having withdrawls! Also for anyone curious the FJ greenhouse and extended queue was full and they were setting up overflow into JP. It was crazy busy.
- Jun 21, 2010
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^ That overflow que that they set up for FJ that runs into JP was full when we were there Monday afternoon, I am guessing it was around 4 or 4:30. I am so glad we had an opportunity to go 3 times during the soft openings. I am just waiting for a good afternoon thunderstorm and will head that way one evening.
- Dec 29, 2009
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I'm not surprised they went to timed tickets. I half suspected they would do something like that. Only problem is, I wonder if things will stack up because you can't really force people to leave. Let's conservatively say the wait is an hour each for Ollivanders, Forbidden Journey, 3 Broomsticks and Honeydukes. That's four hours right there, not counting time spend moseying around and enjoying the details, watching the little shows etc. And that's not even counting the insane butterbeer lines and the other coasters, since they don't usually have much of a wait.
- Feb 17, 2010
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When do you think that things are gonna get back to normal. No wait to get into the Harry potter land. Be reasonable. =)
- Aug 17, 2009
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I don't think everything will die down until everyone goes back to school in August.
Geee... the UOR "buyers" division must be CRAZY right now and their suppliers must be grinning ear to ear. "We need 10 million "fluffy wuffies", 5 million "wiffle sniffles" and 2 million of each of these character wands. We need them yesterday. Send as manufactured, not on completion of contract. All other product orders, up them by a factor of 100"
Despite the scathing review from skate or snake or slayte. How are the true diehard HP fans reacting to the area? Are mugglesnet.com and the others gushing or criticizing?
- Mar 16, 2010
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Its getting great reviews on Mugglenets forums by quite a few people. And I have talked with a few die hard fans while at the park or waiting in line and the emotion on their faces says it all. My sister is in Shanghai and is a DIE HARD fan and when she comes home in August I am taking her, she hasn't stopped talking about it since I went.
Mugglenet loved it. And as a hardcore fan myself, I felt like I was in heaven when I was there. Going back this Saturday...I cannot wait! I'm bringing my cousin who's never been to Universal. We're going to hit up the rest of the park during the morning and early afternoon and then go to HP at night. I'm surprised (he's only watched the movies), but he seems really excited to see the WWoHP.
