Most humans are cattle. Why else would they go on vacation when everyone else is going on vacation? When I visited it was just the greenhouse queue and I was ready to shoot myself. I hated it.
Now personally, you couldn't pay me to wait in that line, but I live only a few hours from Orlando, and can go anytime I really want. Not everyone has the same advantage. Some of these people will never come back to Universal in their lifetime. This is it. So why not wait?
Good points. I will add to them by saying most people from away have no idea how busy it will be, even if warned by friends. I didn't know until I moved here.
If I flew half way across the world to sit for 2+ hours to ride a 2 min ride, I would have a pretty awful taste in my mouth...
I've only waited that long for a ride once. Millenium Force at Cedar Point, and it was totally worth it by the way.
I went to Magic Kingdom on Valentines Day once. Will never do that again. Nothing more romantic then waiting 90 minutes to ride Pirates of the Carribean. FAIL
does the line still speed up considerably once you are inside the castle? I remember waiting forever in the greehouse and then being rushed through the actual queue. I expected to at least see one of the pre-shows, but I would have had to sit and wait to watch it.
Mario Lopez and Cheryl Hines were at Universal and the WW taping today or in the past week? No one noticed?
http://extratv.warnerbros.com/2012/04/behind_the_scenes_mario_lopez_and_cheryl_hines_at_hogwarts.php
Mario Lopez and Cheryl Hines were at Universal and the WW taping today or in the past week? No one noticed?
http://extratv.warnerbros.com/2012/04/behind_the_scenes_mario_lopez_and_cheryl_hines_at_hogwarts.php
@BornForGeekdom said:I expected the Forbidden Journey line to be epic today, but even the employees didn't know where it ended. We gave up.