At this point, i'd be excited if JP even got a new water fountain. So a new ride sounds great.
At this point, i'd be excited if JP even got a new water fountain. So a new ride sounds great.
http://screenrant.com/steven-spielberg-jurassic-park-4-sandy-147020/“…The most important thing I can tell you is that ['Jurassic Park 4'] starts a new trilogy that will go off in a different direction — a completely different direction that is very exciting, and different from anything we’ve seen. It starts with the history of the first trilogy, but it spins it off in a completely different direction. That’s all I can tell you.”
^ I wouldn't mind seeing them delve into more of the history of JP...as long as they have the magic of the first movie I'm cool with it...
p.s. I wouldn't mind seeing a Mystery Mine type ride come to Universal...even a coaster like BTM would be good..
I see this planned ride as a Rockit situation..tie us over until the main course (Potter) arives
I wouldn't mind seeing a Mystery Mine type ride come to Universal
A Eurofighter would be perfect for IOA actually. Thrilling, can be as compact or spread out as necessary, doesn't need excessive height and can have indoor dark ride portions. Sounds good to me!
Agreed. Not all attractions need to have a flushed out story. As long as there is a theme, and there is some semblance of a story; I'm game.
"Story": The most overrated aspect of theme park attractions
Seriously. Who cares what kind of story there is if there are compelling things to look at? Big Thunder is a runaway train through a flooded out mine. Not all that terrific of a story. But it's got cool things to look at. The Dwarfs mine train is just a ride through a diamond mine. I take it you say no thank you to that, right?
But a simple amber mine coaster doesn't really have a semblance of a story...UNLESS we are picked as volunteer miners to mine out some new amber for the park.
Big Thunder doesn't have a story around it. The area itself, Jurassic Park, has a story to it and its rides need to be themed towards that story. Not just some runaway mine train in an amber mine. Plus, wasn't all the amber collected offsite of Isla Nublar (or whatever the island the JP section is themed to)?
But a simple amber mine coaster doesn't really have a semblance of a story...UNLESS we are picked as volunteer miners to mine out some new amber for the park.
How many trains does the hulk actually have? Is it 5 with 1 always down for annuals or 4 with 1 always down?
Does Hulk seriously hit 1900 PPH? I find that hard to believe, even for B&M (not getting at you Jake, genuine question).
If they are able to launch a train every 60 seconds then it is entirely possible. 32 ppl X 60 minutes = 1920 ppl. They only need a train to clear the break run to launch another train, and the break run is hit 45-60 sec into the ride.
Does Hulk seriously hit 1900 PPH? I find that hard to believe, even for B&M (not getting at you Jake, genuine question). But as for the story or no story debate, I personally feel for the type of attraction a loose context is enough to carry the ride - for example with Hulk, Banner is trying to reverse the experiment and it goes wrong. That holds up perfectly well without the ride itself progressing through a story.
There already is an amber mine in Camp Jurassic. So adding the coaster isn't a stretch.
And no, the Snow White story is not going to be told in the Mine Train
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Or it's just "take an exhilarating ride through our beautiful amber mines". That's all that's needed
Exactly what Teebin said. Granted that's at maximum capacity. There are many days where they aren't launching a train a minute.