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Wizarding World - Diagon Alley Discussion (Opens 2014)
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The company has clearly stated that this had not yet been decided. They may let you ride only to have you wait 30 min. - two hours to return to the park that you have a ticket for.
I wasn't sure exactly what they were doing there.
But thanks for clarifying. Now i'm actually looking forward to it.
One of these days people will learn that sarcastic rhetoric really gets you nowhere in life.
It's amazing how quiet this thing has been. Of course its completely expected since we cant see whats going on inside but its shockingly quiet.
So now that they've announced this thing how much longer y'all think until the lion heads and fish lamps get here??
It's amazing how quiet this thing has been. Of course its completely expected since we cant see whats going on inside but its shockingly quiet.
So now that they've announced this thing how much longer y'all think until the lion heads and fish lamps get here??
I think we'll see those get installed around the same time the building facades go on. Maybe this fall? :shrug:
Hopefully they've sorted out the issues with the waterfront stonework.
- Feb 7, 2013
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That's okay though. Guest services stopped taking complaints from guests :rofl:
Not sure if this has been said before, but I'd really like them to finish the facade facing the lagoon first, bring down the construction walls, and just board up the entrances while they work on the rest of the inside of Diagon Alley. It may or may not be efficient, but I'm sure we'd all like to see the new Universal skyline as soon as humanly possible.
- Jul 14, 2010
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Yup, it makes the space more usable. They can take the walls down, have the whole area open as just a London facade. And most importantly to them start making some money back from this with their wonderful London souvenir stand.
Same here! Btw Sorry to go off topic here for a second but did you guys now if you work at Universal/City Walk area you can get into Busch Gardens for free?! My friends told me that Universal owns some of or have something involved with Busch Gardens? I don't know exactly what they meant but I did not know this at all. So basically if you work at Universal you get into Universal Studios/IOA/Busch Gardens all the time FREE. Good lord I need to work at Universal! I've always wanted to anyways.
Yes, this is true! We get into Busch Gardens Tampa as well as SeaWorld for free!
And SeaWorld?! You guys are so lucky! That is crazy! This makes me feel stupid if I want to buy season passes for Universal and Busch Gardens/SeaWorld. I spend all this money and my friends get in for totally free all the time lol
- Jul 14, 2010
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There's no ownership overlap between the two. It's something parks (except for Disney) usually do. As a perk for their often underpaid employees they get into other parks in the area for free. Universal TMs get into Sea World and Busch Gardens (Disney and Legoland don't participate). In turn Sea World and Busch Gardens TMs get into USF and IOA for free. It's a perk that costs them nothing, but makes the low pay more bearable. It's a common thing, six flags and cedar fair work those deals at most of their parks too.
glad to hear that...although it seems like an obvious way to keep the place looking good during cnstruction, I was wondering if they would actually do that. good for them
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