Stitch_101
Contributing Member
Well, from what we are hearing, the entire building is coming down completely. At least, that's how I have understood it.
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Fast & Furious: Supercharged - General Discussion
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Mad Dog
Premium Member
So, do we have any info out there on what these ride vehicles will be like? Will they be like Spiderman or huge trams carrying a hundred people?
ThemeParks4Life
Veteran Member
Well the article mentions this. "You’ll board special ride vehicles and take off on adrenaline-pumping ride through the underground racing world."
So I'm guessing that means like a fast car you're in.
JungleSkip
Premium Member
I really want that to be at least a *part* of a F&F ride, but just because they say "take off" and "adrenaline-pumping" doesn't necessarily mean it'll be an actual fast car (or Test Track style ride). Those are Uni's money phrases. They use those them a lot when describing attractions.
ThemeParks4Life
Veteran Member
It would make no sense for The Rock not to be in it, he loves doing this stuff.
s8film40
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- Apr 18, 2013
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Yeah it's hard to imagine they will tear down the building only to build something that looks very similar.
s8film40
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- Apr 18, 2013
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He likes making money though, and if he didn't feel enough was offered then that could make a difference.
Stitch_101
Contributing Member
Unless the storyline they decided on using simply didn't require the use of his character. I'd prefer to have a tight well thought of plot over something that becomes convoluted by trying to fit in as many of the film's character as possible.
JungleSkip
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Disneyhead
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TJwny
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Just spit out my drink!This will be the ride system
Teebin
Legendary Member
They are tearing everything to the ground.
The show is pretty much the same as Hollywood. Rock is in it because he has already filmed it, in spring of 2014.
And do not dream of race track ride vehicles that pull some new never before stunts and effects. It will never come to pass.
Transformers Hollywood, F&F Hollywood, virtually no difference in Orlando.
The show is pretty much the same as Hollywood. Rock is in it because he has already filmed it, in spring of 2014.
And do not dream of race track ride vehicles that pull some new never before stunts and effects. It will never come to pass.
Transformers Hollywood, F&F Hollywood, virtually no difference in Orlando.
JungleSkip
Premium Member
All I'll say is I've heard very differently
AlexanderMBush
Legendary Member
I'll just say this; I just hope they atleast change the film if its the same version. As with the Hollywood version; a lot of things got butchered in the final product. For example, on the first behind the scenes video for the ride it showed a scene featuring the overpass shown briefly, which didn't get featured for the final cut.
If its the vastly different; then all better; we have something to be surprised.
If its the vastly different; then all better; we have something to be surprised.
brianlo
Contributing Member
- Dec 2, 2012
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So, as someone who thinks the USH F&F tram tour ending is a hot mess, should I temper my enthusiasm?
I was kind of under the impression this would be completely and radically different than the Tram Tour, but so far the godawful Vin Diesel on a toy helicopter is not off to a good start.
I was kind of under the impression this would be completely and radically different than the Tram Tour, but so far the godawful Vin Diesel on a toy helicopter is not off to a good start.
Skipper Justin
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s8film40
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- Apr 18, 2013
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Seems to me if they were just cloning the hollywood version they could use the existing tram ride system and maybe somehow work the Disaster finale into it. Seems really strange to completely tear something down to build something very similar.