Expanding Thrill Rides
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I never said anything about Tolkien. :look:
J R R Tolkien loathed Walt Disney's sensibilities and Walt Disney Productions. He felt Walt Disney currupted everything he touched. It is even in his will that none of his IP's were EVER to be touched by Walt Disney Productions.
But don't count out a Led Zeppelin: Ramble On Land.
J R R Tolkien loathed Walt Disney's sensibilities and Walt Disney Productions. He felt Walt Disney currupted everything he touched. It is even in his will that none of his IP's were EVER to be touched by Walt Disney Productions.
But don't count out a Led Zeppelin: Ramble On Land.
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Just to add. Whatever goes in JP I hope it's inside attraction or something. I'd love another thrill, but as someone mentioned it storms nearly everyday in the summer sometimes. Between Marvel and Harry Potter there are only 2 rides that stay open. It'd be great to have a third.
Cat in the Hat stays open because it's indoors, and I think Carosuessel and Storm Force stay open.
I said between Marvel and Potter. I left Lost Continent and Seuss out because they are the only lands which has more rides Open than closed.
I was making a point that each land at least has 1 think staying open except TOON and Jurassic. One would have to walk might far before finding something to do inside if stuck around the TOON and Jurassic area. It'll be nice to have that balance.
I'm not suggesting thats what UNI do, (I'm nitpicking honestly)
Technically Suess and LC are between Marvel and HP 
I do agree that IOA needs indoor rides. That's one advantage USF has over IOA: everything is mostly indoors.
I do agree that IOA needs indoor rides. That's one advantage USF has over IOA: everything is mostly indoors.
You're right. Assuming the topic in recent posts was JP I failed to be specific in which direction. My mistake..Technically Suess and LC are between Marvel and HP
USF has what 9 or 10 attractions inside. Thats why I always go to IOA first in the summer and spend the evening/night when it usually rains at USF. Always works out lol
After Kodos and Kang comes there will be 3 outdoor USF rides and once Transformers and Gringotts come there will be 8 indoor rides.
Despicable Me
Twister
Shrek
The Mummy
E.T.
Barney
Simpsons
M.I.B.
Earhtquake
Terminator 2 3D
Horror Make Up Show
That Magic Show
Then Add
Transformers
Gringotts
Thats a great lineup of inside attractions.
IOA has
Spiderman
Forbidden Journey
Cat In The Hat
Poseidon Furry
Not sure if the Carousel or Sinbads show stays open!
Oh ok. Well regardless it'll be nice to see a family attraction whether indoors or out like most have said in JP. (iOA period for that matter).
This impossible ip you speak of...could it have any affiliation with the jurassic park developments? or is this another avenue of interest we should be speculating upon?
The "Impossible IP" is the J R R Tolkien properties. From what I understand the JP project has already started prep work, and should get into full swing ater the Transformers construction wraps up.
It's been pointed out before that a Jeep ride would basically be a sort of JP: River Adventure, sans water. I think this would be the least exciting possibility, in terms of diversity. I like the popular idea of an Amber Mine coaster. A ride with limited restrictions, for the whole family, with nice theming and effects, and something that would be indoors. Win, win, win, win! :thumbs:
You can add Caroseussel, Ollivanders, Jurassic Park Discovery Center and Storm Force Acceletron to that list. Sindbad usually keeps shows running unless the rain somehow creates a safety hazard for the guests or actors.
8 Attractions isn't all that bad, although they are mostly mid-lower tier attractions. They should definitely add something bigger in the JP/Toon area
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