Wizarding World - Diagon Alley Discussion (Opens 2014)

[Hatetofly]

All of the ticketing and separation of crowds will be done long before you board, but good idea though :thumbs:

 

[Hockeyman55]

Who ever thought I would be so excited for a park to build a train , the more details I hear about the better its sounding

 

[quickfire609]

MSI replacement?

Can we just add a rule that states "No more MSI replacement talk" please?

 

[Brian G.]

To add to that I make ZERO money from this site.

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Can we just add a rule that states "No more MSI replacement talk" please?

It will never end. So let's talk about a 5th park which will be connected by a monorail that starts at DHS, runs through AK, and ends up at Villain Kingdom.

 

[knokout1]

Wait wait wait. I thought of something. If you don't have a 2 park ticket will you be able to ride this thing? I can't imagine that being very fair to those that only have the one day. But at the same time I can't imagine see how people with a 1 park ticket on the other side will board if there is already people with a 1 park ticket on the train. Oh man now I'm confused again SOS.

 

[IAmFloridaBorn]

With all that's coming to UNI's side, people will be fools not to get the two park ticket.

 

[Brian G.]

Wait wait wait. I thought of something. If you don't have a 2 park ticket will you be able to ride this thing? I can't imagine that being very fair to those that only have the one day.

That's how it sorta works with the monorail in Disneyland. Can't board it in Downtown Disney without a ticket to the park.

 

[TylerDurden]

Does someone know for sure how the ticketing will work? Because I think I know how I would imagine Universal would set it up.

Will there be an exit at each station from the park, so that anyone can board the train? That way one day tickets will just get off at the IoA side and loop back around and ride it back, and two park tickets will be able to get off at IoA. That, or tickets will be checked at the station (by a conductor of course) and one-day tickets will have designated seating that they will not get up from once the train reaches the other park. I can see that working out alright

 

[Kevin38]

Does someone know for sure how the ticketing will work? Because I think I know how I would imagine Universal would set it up.

Will there be an exit at each station from the park, so that anyone can board the train? That way one day tickets will just get off at the IoA side and loop back around and ride it back, and two park tickets will be able to get off at IoA. That, or tickets will be checked at the station (by a conductor of course) and one-day tickets will have designated seating that they will not get up from once the train reaches the other park. I can see that working out alright

The only thing we know for certain is they setup ticket (time) machines outside Sindbad.So I guess that will give you a dispatch time.Has anyone thought they may not let you ride without a ticket to other park? or issue upgrade tickets for 2 park if you want to ride.Letting you ride in both directions is rewarding you for no upgrade(less income for uni)

 

[IAmFloridaBorn]

Question. If HHN is still around when this Opens on UNI's side, how is this going to affect HHN? Would they use London area apart of HHN you think?

 

[Kevin38]

Question. If HHN is still around when this Opens on UNI's side, how is this going to affect HHN? Would they use London area apart of HHN you think?

Any change to that area (theme for HHN) would have to be approved by JK rowling.

 

[TylerDurden]

The only thing we know for certain is they setup ticket (time) machines outside Sindbad.So I guess that will give you a dispatch time.Has anyone thought they may not let you ride without a ticket to other park? or issue upgrade tickets for 2 park if you want to ride.Letting you ride in both directions is rewarding you for no upgrade(less income for uni)

Ohhh that's interesting. It seems sort of unfair to limit only those who payed more for their ticket to the ride, especially since it's an actual E-ticket and not just a transportation system. Oh well, I guess if only 2-park tickets can ride, the 1-park tickets could just consider it one of the rides in the opposite park they can't experience.

 

[Brian G.]

Question. If HHN is still around when this Opens on UNI's side, how is this going to affect HHN? Would they use London area apart of HHN you think?

Thinking wayyyyyyyy to far ahead but JK does not own London. So you possibly could see zones by the London waterfront, but not in the land itself.

 

[ReelJustice]

Question. If HHN is still around when this Opens on UNI's side, how is this going to affect HHN? Would they use London area apart of HHN you think?

I think they'll use London but not Diagon Alley.

 

[Jakemeister]

Or they'll just completely eliminate a 1 park ticket.

 

[JungleSkip]

That's how it sorta works with the monorail in Disneyland. Can't board it in Downtown Disney without a ticket to the park.

Well yea...but this and the monorail are apples and oranges, IMO.

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Or they'll just completely eliminate a 1 park ticket.

That's not gonna happen, IMO. Would be interesting...but it ain't gonna happen.

 

[Brian G.]

Well yea...but this and the monorail are apples and oranges, IMO.

Oh, I know. Just wanted to reference it that it has been done.

 

[JungleSkip]

Oh, I know. Just wanted to reference it that it has been done.

Yea. I have a hard time believing that people will be restricted from riding the train. It's just too much of an iconic attraction, that it would come off as extreme money grubbing by Universal.

 

[IAmFloridaBorn]

Thinking wayyyyyyyy to far ahead but JK does not own London. So you possibly could see zones by the London waterfront, but not in the land itself.

I cant help it.

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I think they'll use London but not Diagon Alley.

Was my thinking as well. With all that they are building, would make for an awesome HHN experience IMO.

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Or they'll just completely eliminate a 1 park ticket.

Which might not be a bad idea.

 

[TylerDurden]

I don't think Universal will eliminate the 1-park either...for one thing, that makes the parks seem lumped together taking away the perceived value of the resort, and also because it would become the most expensive (minimum) theme park experience in Orlando, and that's not what Universal should be aiming for right now, they're not quite up to Disney's reputation...yet.