Except Bond is MGM. Borne is Universal.
Its always possible they are clearing out the FFL stage to build a new stage to house the Wicked Musical show thats rumored to be brought to Orlando :sneaky:
I would LOVE Wicked in the park. But if I were going to shoehorn "Wicked: The Broadway Musical" to USF, I would gut the Twister show building and put a theater in there. The marquee would look awesome in the NYC area of the park.
I would LOVE Wicked in the park. But if I were going to shoehorn "Wicked: The Broadway Musical" to USF, I would gut the Twister show building and put a theater in there. The marquee would look awesome in the NYC area of the park.
Its always possible they are clearing out the FFL stage to build a new stage to house the Wicked Musical show thats rumored to be brought to Orlando :sneaky:
There is a large drill behind ROTM, almost directly in the center of the show building, with a portapotty in a fenced enclosure. They obviously want whoever is there to stick around that area, since there is a bathroom not more than 30 feet away.
The drill has already started digging and looks to be about 35-45 feet in length, and goes just slightly above the ROTM show building with the tip still underground.
But Universal has a way with ruining certain morals, I mean, aren't we getting two Hogwarts now?
But Universal has a way with ruining certain morals, I mean, aren't we getting two Hogwarts now?
No, just one.
Speaking of ruining morals, I'm going to play some carnival games at Chester & Hester's. BRB.
I didn't say that Disney didn't. What's being built in California?
Universal needs a new show and this would be the best possible addition IMO.
There is a large drill behind ROTM, almost directly in the center of the show building, with a portapotty in a fenced enclosure. They obviously want whoever is there to stick around that area, since there is a bathroom not more than 30 feet away.
The drill has already started digging and looks to be about 35-45 feet in length, and goes just slightly above the ROTM show building with the tip still underground.
Either way, there's no way that Stephen Schwartz will let some dumbed-down version of Wicked run while the show is still selling out each night on Broadway, and the tour continues to go all around America.
I would rather listen to 5 songs from Wicked with no story or context than step foot in Beetlejuice's Graveyard Revue...