Fast & Furious: Supercharged - General Discussion

[SkiBum]

There is a 0% chance this is used at all.

It was probably just wishful thinking. Along with the ideas for a coaster (my fault) and other ride types that have no basis in reality. Acceptance is a big step in dealing and we're just not there yet.

 

[Imperius]

It was probably just wishful thinking. Along with the ideas for a coaster (my fault) and other ride types that have no basis in reality. Acceptance is a big step in dealing and we're just not there yet.

lol yeah I can't wait for the Facebook comments when this opens up.

 

[Mike S]

lol yeah I can't wait for the Facebook comments when this opens up.

It'll hopefully put Kong in a much better light which it totally deserves.

 

[universal_fanatic]

Maybe..........

but I see MK as more of an open track attraction with several RVs out at once, I guess best example would be TLSW in MK.
I see the patent as being used more for a single track based ride.

Naturally these are just my thoughts and opinions and of course I could be, wait for it,.............................................. well off track :shades:

Totally off topic, but what the heck is TLSW. I did a google search and cannot for the life of me figure it out.

 

[epcyclopedia]

Totally off topic, but what the heck is TLSW. I did a google search and cannot for the life of me figure it out.

Speedway.

 

[universal_fanatic]

Speedway.

Ah! Thank you!

 

[Eckert]

It'll hopefully put Kong in a much better light which it totally deserves.

It's quite unfortunate that Universal needs to open a even more disappointing ride to make another one look better.

 

[Viator]

From Bioreconstruct..

 

[Mike S]

It's quite unfortunate that Universal needs to open a even more disappointing ride to make another one look better.

They don't "need" to. I just personally feel that Kong got undeserved flak because of "screenz." It's a great ride.

 

[Twister's Flying Cow]

From Bioreconstruct..

Wow. That looks so ugly. It's disappointing that Universal keeps doing this kind of stuff. I guess the tackiness will never leave Universal Creative's minds.

 

[Viator]

Wow. That looks so ugly. It's disappointing that Universal keeps doing this kind of stuff. I guess the tackiness will never leave Universal Creative's minds.

I disagree with you, for two reasons..

1.) It's the first time that Universal has properly done a facade that is fully themed on all of it's visible sides. In a strange sense, this is one of the things I am extremely happy about, for many particular reasons more than one that I can't exactly explain.

2.) It's not even done yet, and that I am willing to wait to see the finished product in full. We have about a year and a half to go (give or take), and I'm on the side that's a wait and see.

 

[Imperius]

Yeah I'm not sure how a building is tacky when it's completely unfinished.

 

[Nick]

They don't "need" to. I just personally feel that Kong got undeserved flak because of "screenz." It's a great ride.

I don't feel like it got any flack (from any sensible people at least)

 

[Mike S]

I don't feel like it got any flack (from any sensible people at least)

I was thinking of comments from YouTube which wouldn't fall into your classification

 

[Nick]

I was thinking of comments from YouTube which wouldn't fall into your classification

Well you're never going to satisfy people who go into it wanting to hate it.

 

[Mad Dog]

Seems like most of the disparaging comments about Kong came from Disney oriented sites and the You Tube know nothings. Some of those people just blast anything that isn't Disney. The vast majority of Kong's reviews on OU's Kong Review thread were pretty good, actually better than Gringotts' were at the same point in time. If you all remember, the Gringott's criticisms were loud and long at first. Now it's pretty much a beloved ride. But, strangely, it's the same ride. So I think it says more about the people making the comments rather than the attraction itself.

 

[Mad Dog]

I guess no one likes Kong or wants to ride it. Maybe that's why it's lines have been two to three hours long for most of this week. And it has high capacity to boot. :doh:

 

[fryoj]

I disagree with you, for two reasons..

1.) It's the first time that Universal has properly done a facade that is fully themed on all of it's visible sides. In a strange sense, this is one of the things I am extremely happy about, for many particular reasons more than one that I can't exactly explain.

2.) It's not even done yet, and that I am willing to wait to see the finished product in full. We have about a year and a half to go (give or take), and I'm on the side that's a wait and see.

Yeah, considering that part of that wall is cast to look like brick, I'm betting the whole thing gets painted. I wouldn't be surprised to see additional theming elements aded as well.

 

[IAmFloridaBorn]

Yeah I'm not sure how a building is tacky when it's completely unfinished.

Really? Cause it happens on here all the time. It's a fair opinion.

 

[epcyclopedia]

I think most people with a modicum of theme park experience think Kong has a lot of potential and some well executed bits.. but also some poorly executed bits and a completely underwhelming finale.

Just in the last week the line for Imagination's ride stretched out into the courtyard outside the building. Heck, people are in line for Stitch's Great Escape right now.

Using line length as an indicator of quality really isn't a good tool.