Universal's New Park/Site B Blue Sky Thread

[Ridgepole]

A dark ride featuring Dreamer and Black Lightning definitely.opcorn:

 

[shiekra38]

I am going to say this; is UC doesn't theme it's coasters as well as Fast and The Furry-ous from WB Dubai, I will be verrry dissapointed.

Why there is no indoor land in Florida is beyond me

Also, funny, Looney Toons was originally planned for IOA

 

[Imperius]

Give me Godzilla for new park or give me death. That new trailer needs to be played on a loop for who ever is planning and obtaining IPs for this thing.

 

[JungleSkip]

Give me Godzilla for new park or give me death. That new trailer needs to be played on a loop for who ever is planning and obtaining IPs for this thing.

Seriously. One of the best trailers in recent memory

 

[AlexanderMBush]

Give me Godzilla for new park or give me death. That new trailer needs to be played on a loop for who ever is planning and obtaining IPs for this thing.

Seriously. One of the best trailers in recent memory

The more I watch the trailer and listen to it's version of Clair De Lune; it's outstanding to just how great that trailer is. It gives you legitimate chills, especially thanks to the sound design of the trailer.

A Godzilla attraction, could honestly be extremely intense if done properly, and I'd be all over it if that is the case.

 

[Imperius]

It’s a travesty Godzilla hasn’t received a proper attraction anywhere. Kong has had two and Godzilla is thrown no bones. Godzilla>>>>>>>>Kong. (I know rights are complicated and Kong is the easy get)

 

[quinnmac000]

It’s a travesty Godzilla hasn’t received a proper attraction anywhere. Kong has had two and Godzilla is thrown no bones. Godzilla>>>>>>>>Kong. (I know rights are complicated and Kong is the easy get)

Godzilla did have one based off Shin Godzilla aka the best Godzilla....you were in a F22 fighter mission to drop a bomb into Godzilla's mouth to create a reaction so he would stop destroying the city at Universal Studios Japan.

 

[Imperius]

Godzilla did have one based off Shin Godzilla aka the best Godzilla....you were in a F22 fighter mission to drop a bomb into Godzilla's mouth to create a reaction so he would stop destroying the city at Universal Studios Japan.

Which was just an overlay correct? So not a proper full time attraction.

 

[JungleSkip]

Shin Godzilla aka the best Godzilla.... a

:ban:

 

[quinnmac000]

:ban:

 

[Imperius]

Yeah that’s a bad take. Everyone knows ‘98 Zilla is best.

 

[Parkscope Joe]

I am going to say this; is UC doesn't theme it's coasters as well as Fast and The Furry-ous from WB Dubai, I will be verrry dissapointed.

Hard to do that for the larger coasters.

Why there is no indoor land in Florida is beyond me

Also, funny, Looney Toons was originally planned for IOA

I always wondered that too until I traveled with some of my friends from Ohio, where ever they went they wanted to eat/drink/whatever outside. The marketing of “the sunshine state” and stuff worked because everyone wants to be outside.

 

[Joel]

Hard to do that for the larger coasters.



I always wondered that too until I traveled with some of my friends from Ohio, where ever they went they wanted to eat/drink/whatever outside. The marketing of “the sunshine state” and stuff worked because everyone wants to be outside.

Agreed, plus if they had an indoor land (or even a covered one like in Japan) then summers would be even more unbearably busy because locals wouldn't stay away. As a native of Ft. Lauderdale, I never go during the summer; we try to plan at least 2 trips per month up north during the summer, as well as one long vacation in September to escape the heat. We actually got stuck in Italy 3 extra days last September because of the hurricane, not a bad place to get stuck. Then we arrived home to no power for the next 2.5 weeks..

 

[Alicia]

Knockturn Alley is the best indoor "outside" attraction in Orlando.

 

[JungleSkip]

Knockturn Alley is the best indoor "outside" attraction in Orlando.

Imagine Knockturn but on a grand scale for a Monster land or miniland? Would be incredible.

 

[belloq87]

Knockturn Alley is the best indoor "outside" attraction in Orlando.

Rivaled only by the forest queue in E.T. (which is almost an attraction in itself to me) and the plaza inside Epcot's Mexico pavilion.

 

[Alicia]

Rivaled only by the forest queue in E.T. (which is almost an attraction in itself to me) and the plaza inside Epcot's Mexico pavilion.

Pirates has a few good moments of believably and grand scale too.

 

[Mike S]

I am going to say this; is UC doesn't theme it's coasters as well as Fast and The Furry-ous from WB Dubai, I will be verrry dissapointed.

Wow, that was like, extremely short.

 

[Mad Dog]

Knockturn Alley is the best indoor "outside" attraction in Orlando.

You know, we've spent many many hours in Knockturn on our trips, and every time, without exception, we find something new that we missed before. And, surprisingly, every now and then a reader pops up on these forum boards that has visited Diagon, but didn't know Knockturn existed. Knockturn may well be the most underrated area/attraction in theme parks, but it definitely warrants an Epic "Fantastic World's" designation :thumbsup:.

 

[Alicia]

You know, we've spent many many hours in Knockturn on our trips, and every time, without exception, we find something new that we missed before. And, surprisingly, every now and then a reader pops up on these forum boards that has visited Diagon, but didn't know Knockturn existed. Knockturn may well be the most underrated area/attraction in theme parks, but it definitely warrants an Epic "Fantastic World's" designation :thumbsup:.

Yea, my fiance is not a fan of Harry Potter, but she was telling me last night how that alley is like her favorite part of the parks. It's such a small tucked away corner, but they "knocked" it out of the park.