Universal's New Park/Site B Blue Sky Thread
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I donno. I voted no and would probably vote the same again but I could maybe be persuaded.
And with that, Shire Horses just tramped by my current residence. Carriage rides. LOTR's that!
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Not sure if this was touches upon but if all goes well over at USH with the Walking Dead year round haunt then I would this would be an easy go for Orlando. Other IPs i think would Ninja Turtles as they have shown to be timeless. Power Rangers would also be a cool concept based off how the upcoming motion picture performs. That could spawn numerous sequels with it already having an active audience for almost 30 years.
Walking Dead would seem like a best fit for Universal Studios Since Halloween Horror Nights are there.
Definitely agree about Ninja Turtles. Most kids I know prefer the Nickelodeon version. That means dealing with Nickelodeon, which Universal has a checkered history with.
Disney bought the Power Rangers. Then they sold the Power Rangers back. That might mean it is really not worth the money.
If TMNT happens it definitely won’t be the movies, the new one bomed.
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It would be so easy to do the floating head in a line queue for power rangers and really cool
Too long. Even if it was something like the full Wicked Broadway show I would still on do it once or twice then likely never go back due to length.
Did you have anything in particular in mind?
The story has been told of a full design for a Wizard of Oz/Wicked land just in case Universal ever needed a fast replacement for Marvel. Wonder if that might see the light of day in the third Park.
USJ most popular show is an hour and thirty minutes long with a 99% satisfaction rate on all surveys including foreigners who come to visit for the past 6 years. Yes Japan is different than America blah blah blah blah. Its also seasonal.
Essentially lets say Universal or Amblin or Dreamworks or Working Titles decided to bring something like that into the parks. just was wondering how people would feel.
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