I'm super oblivious to what this ride is. Can someone give me a brief overview of what this ride is going to be.
Except not nearly as good.It's going to be very much how Skull Island - Reign of Kong is an updated version of how King Kong 360 at Hollywood is. Fast and Furious Supercharged will be based off the USH version of it, seen on the Studio Tour.
It's going to look like an old warehouse just like all the other buildings in the San Francisco wharf area. It's obviously going to get character paint to make it look like an old brick building and blend in.I really hope they have a facade budget to blend in that wall, unless Game of Thrones is coming to Universal...?
Except not nearly as good.
No offense to those who are exited for the ride, but it looks pathetic. It's what I would compare it to, a worse version of Kong. The concept for this ride is pretty much identical to Kong and the set up reminds me of Transformers. Also, I don't even feel like F&F is even that popular to make an attraction out of it. The ride does seem like watsted money and space and I can't look past the bad. Anyone care to shed some light on this.
1 Star Wars: The Force Awakens BV $936,662,225Also, I don't even feel like F&F is even that popular to make an attraction out of it.
I meant the ride in Hollywood. It looks like a lesser version of Kong. And IMO Kong isn't even an A+ attraction.I'll shed some light.
1) Fast and Furious IS a popular franchise that does deserve an attraction.
2) It's not a waste of money: replacing an old attraction falling to disrepair and replacing it with something new.
3) Merchandise seller.
4) Replaces an expensive attraction to operate.
5) How can you say it "looks pathetic" while still under construction.
I meant the ride in Hollywood. It looks like a lesser version of Kong. And IMO Kong isn't an A+ attraction.
No offense to those who are exited for the ride, but it looks pathetic. It's what I would compare it to, a worse version of Kong. The concept for this ride is pretty much identical to Kong and the set up reminds me of Transformers. Also, I don't even feel like F&F is even that popular to make an attraction out of it. The ride does seem like watsted money and space and I can't look past the bad. Anyone care to shed some light on this.
Edit: Also, the CGI looks really bad during the 360 room. Looks very fake.
1.) Then you should've said that first hand, as you have opened yourself up to be corrected.
- Tell me, why exactly do you think that F&F in Hollywood is the lesser version of Kong?
1. When I mentioned details about the CGI and the 369 room, then you should have assumed that I was talking about the actual attraction. I wasn't just assuming what the ride would be like. I wouldn't talk about how certain CGI looks bad, if the attraction hadn't even been built yet. I was comparing the USH version which people say that our F&F ride will be based off USH to our Kong.
2. When I mentioned that this ride was a "lesser version of Kong" I was referring to detail and authenticity. Kong is very well detailed and from the outside it looks amazing. From what I saw at USH version of F&F, the detail on the inside doesn't seem as nice as Kong. I know they are totally different themes, but aesthetically Kong is more pleasing.
Why don't you just hold off judgement until it's done and open? Or, if not, then just ignore it. Not every attraction is built for every guest. They obviously won't please you no matter what with this so enjoy all the other attractions in the park, or something else.
Considering I don't care much for the films that doesn't really help your case.I'll say this once, as I'll say it again.
Supercharged is an attraction that you have to keep an open mind about. Lower expectations, sure; but it's wise to be open to whatever in the hell comes of this attraction.
It's what I did with Supercharged at Hollywood, as I kept an open mind. And what did I think of Supercharged in Hollywood? It's good. It's something unique that if I had to go through with, I would. Is it cheesy? Oh hell yes. But, when you think of the film series as of late; it's pretty much in-line with what's in the ride.
As always, keeping open minds are good in this case for Supercharged; regardless if you have seen it on the USH Studio Tour or not.
From what we know the ride will be pretty much exactly what we see in Hollywood. There's really nothing to wait for except to see how different the vehicles are.Why don't you just hold off judgement until it's done and open? Or, if not, then just ignore it. Not every attraction is built for every guest. They obviously won't please you no matter what with this so enjoy all the other attractions in the park, or something else.