The thing you have to keep in mind about Hollywood is that in addition to Transformers, they do not have Escape from Gringotts, Spider-Man, or even Forbidden Journey yet. 3 of the best attractions in the world that also happen to be screen-based and all within a rock's throw of each other. So if they are impressed, it has to be weighed on a different scale at USH than UOR.
But what's more concerning is that the reviews really aren't very positive, which should tell anyone else to go back to the drawing board instead of recreate it at other resorts. Not that Disney is immune to this with the Toy Story Lands, that horrible new Frozen show, etc. but that's on a smaller scale.
Having The Fast & the Furious on the marquee is going to get people through the turnstiles in droves. That's a sure thing at this point. But is anyone worrying that it's any good? This has to stand the test of the time and it should help diversify the resort's offerings. For the Orlando resort at least, it would be more of the same.
Why does it have to be weighed on a different scale if they are impressed? You're ignoring the fact that USH, like USO, relies a lot on tourist, a lot of which come from overseas. Locals make up only a portion of the guests coming through the turn styles. With that in mind, you can't really say with certainty that the attractions within the L.A. area are the only source of comparison they have while experiencing Supercharged.
And saying it's been getting bad reviews again is very misleading. There have been a lot of certified press that have given the attraction good to great reviews. L.A. Weekly, The L.A. Times, U.S.A. Today, among many more. In fact, the only truly negative reviews I have seen for it, aside from fans (which I addressed earlier) have come from a couple theme park exclusive websites who are going to be far more critical of an amusement attraction then the average guest.
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