Incredible Hulk Coaster Refurb
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I realise that. B&M rarely do. I was just pointing out that at least we didn't need to factor that into the testing phase
What do you guys think of the new teaser
Hulk train screen grab pulled from the new teaser video
What's the difference comfort?I still can't tell if the OTSR are the new B&M ones or the old ones.
Yep
The coaster is gonna look sweep with those lights. Can't wait to see what else they come up with.
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Hmmmmmm these look MCUish with their sleek color scheme but that other update didn't....
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With these lights at least in the front of the cars (maybe more who knows) and with how Kong looks at night, we can almost certainly expect IOA hours to extend into the night more frequently. If not, Universal is missing an opportunity.
Yea. Kong and Hulk (both with the exterior concept art and this tease) are highlighting nighttime looks, which is exciting
Hmmm...they don't look like the new or old kind. Betting they worked with B&M for a custom look for these. Of course, that's based on a very poorly lit snapshot from a 5 second teaser, so take it with a big grain of salt.
Unfortunately, I think we're looking at "missed opportunity." If Potter didn't get them to start using later hours, I doubt this will either.
Considering Kong and what seems to be them wanting to bulk up offerings possibly starting this holiday; its going to improve.
The question I'd wager is how will it handle this summer.
Yeah, definitely doesn't look like the new restraints. Looks like the old ones, but it looks like some extra material may be next to the otsr. Could be just the pic though, but I'm guessing it means just the current version of the old style restraints.
It does pretty much settle the "no otsr" theory that was flying around though.
This won't, but a nighttime show will. And when they have a nighttime show, they cannot anchor themselves when they have Toon Lagoon showing up as unpopular for nighttime guests and Doom rumored to meet the axe. They need dry rides that will capture attention at night, and these work. We'll see later hours this summer, probably until 10 on weekends, but we'll still see corporations buying out the parks. But for the numbers to be met for 11 or maybe even midnight, they need that nighttime entertainment package and a much better holidays package. A Potter one for nighttime would also help immensely.
On another note, that peak at the vehicle design has me downright gagging.
(That's a good thing, for those unaware.)
