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Universal Monsters: Eternal Bloodlines (HHN 2024)
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Honestly, my biggest gripe with these mazes. It was an interesting take and experiment the first 2 times, but now I'm sick of it, and I don't think it ever really conjured fear in me while going through. We need to let it go. It's one of the few things making these mazes feel too same-y. Locationally, we can't help that a lot of the gothic imagery is in crypts, tombs, dungeons, labs, etc -- but we can at least change the freakin' music.
Don't get me wrong, I think the compositions are good on their own. Love listening to them as I drive. But they're simply just not scary sounding.
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Yea they aint scary, they're EPIC DAWG, if we are getting another score similar to Live Again (Brides Main Theme) Count Me In!!!
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I know some people were wondering about queue space for this house, over in the spec thread. I wouldn’t be surprised if a lot of the queue is in the stage itself, to be honest. It’s a huge stage and I really doubt the house will be built from fire lane to fire lane. Similar to how the ST house had a decent bit of queue inside of the stage, I imagine there would be room for at least twice that, inside the walls.
I do think the queue is going to be structured very similar to how the JP queue was back then. We'll most-likely enter at JW, the queue will take up the JW overflow (Where the houses used to be built on), go down to the stage, and that will be that. Maaaaaybe there will be some overflow in the stage.
There will have to be some queue in the stage because you can't have people lined up across Kirk Douglas drive like that. I think they'll have a pulse point set up as you leave the JW area that controls the flow across the street, and then a few more switchbacks inside the stage.
It probably won’t be the same as it used to be since the pop up bar takes up the space where a lot of the queue used to go thru, above Jurassic Cafe.
The queue in the stage is just an educated guess, but it’s definitely a guarantee that some will be in there— the question is: how much? Cuz, look, Stage 15, for ST, had a good amount of switchbacks inside the stage walls, and that stage is around 13,500 square feet. Stage 12 is almost 30,000. It just makes sense for them to have a lot of the queue in the stage itself. Which I honestly would love if we get a good facade, some good lighting and music to soak in, while we wait in front of the facade.
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The Jurassic World overflow is also where the ADA transport picks up and drops off guests, they might move that but I also think the majority of the queue will be in/around the soundstage.
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They also use the area for VIP tour pickups and drop-offs.
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So are the story's the same for both coasts....because they said this is for Orlando
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Jurassic overflow queue is always covered with a temporary tent due to the extreme heat. It's their makeshift solution for day-ops. Nothing to do with HHN
UPDATE:
Was told by a lead I went through the house with, it still isn't fully staffed. The house itself is still receiving finishing touches as of last night.
Was told by a lead I went through the house with, it still isn't fully staffed. The house itself is still receiving finishing touches as of last night.
