That was my first guess, and it sent shivers down my spine.
You would think the marketing for the park would be pretty straightforward, "the new EPIC theme park featuring Mario & Friends, at Universal Orlando Resort"
That was my first guess, and it sent shivers down my spine.
Oh, so a whole Nintendo theme park! Yay!!!You would think the marketing for the park would be pretty straightforward, "the new EPIC theme park featuring Mario & Friends, at Universal Orlando Resort"
That seems more like a coincidence given the timing way after the Jurassic World ride reopening. That phrase was probably making its way through corporate e-mails for a while before they landed on it again for something else would be my guess.I'm actually starting to think this might be related to Jurassic World toys and not the park. Looks like at one point, Hollywood was running with the line "Come face-to-face with the Indominus rex in an epic evolution of Jurassic World - The Ride" after the 2.0 update of the ride. If not that's a funny coincidence
I'm actually starting to think this might be related to Jurassic World toys and not the park. Looks like at one point, Hollywood was running with the line "Come face-to-face with the Indominus rex in an epic evolution of Jurassic World - The Ride" after the 2.0 update of the ride. If not that's a funny coincidence
Why visit a world when you can stay in a Universe?You would think the marketing for the park would be pretty straightforward, "the new EPIC theme park featuring Mario & Friends, at Universal Orlando Resort"
Disney would spin that right back on them like a Uno Reverse card. They truly believe park reservations are for the better enjoyment of guests, and their PR machine is so powerful it can distort reality to its whim!Speaking of marketing, I'm surprised Universal has never run an ad with "no reservations required" as a draw.
Disney would spin that right back on them like a Uno Reverse card. They truly believe park reservations are for the better enjoyment of guests, and their PR machine is so powerful it can distort reality to its whim!
Disney would spin that right back on them like a Uno Reverse card. They truly believe park reservations are for the better enjoyment of guests, and their PR machine is so powerful it can distort reality to its whim!
Speaking of marketing, I'm surprised Universal has never run an ad with "no reservations required" as a draw.
Remember when phone companies ran “We still have a headphone jack” ads? That didn’t last too longUnless Universal is considering doing reservations.
Unless Universal is considering doing reservations.
Right, reservations without a cap are an unnecessary complication of an experienceReservations CAN work. They just haven't worked in most cases they have been implemented lol.