The signs, in my humble opinion, are pointing to some kind of significant upgrade from Hollywood's version. 1) HTF cryptic comment. HTF generally has excellent info. Since his personal backoff from Insider, he doesn't generally expound on a comment. But when he says something, like they used to say in the old Merrill Lynch commercials, people listen, or at least I do...2) Test Track's speculation makes a lot of sense if indeed the previous building was scheduled to be gone already... 3)BriMan's above post. I take that as confirmation that HTF's post is significant...4) The Universal/Disney competition has stepped up a notch since it appears Disney finally woke up and Comcast/Universal's continued commitment to the Orlando market, especially purchasing the Lockheed area property. 5) Comcast is really pushing for expanded worldwide & USA theme park presence. With some questions out there regarding cable bundling and future cable subscriber losses they may be looking to expand their other revenue services to offset the cable division flat market.They'll do and spend whatever is necessary to put excellent attractions out there..6) F&F Hollywood may not be the commercial & customer blockbuster popularity success they anticipated. Successful, yes, but not blockbuster popularity success. Disney made a mistake when they did the Little Mermaid ride in DCA when it received lukewarm attention . Instead of plussing it when they put the exact same attraction (except for the queue) into NFL, they took the cheap way out. So now they have an attraction in NFL that would have been considerably better received if they would have upgraded it from the one in DCA. And they were aware of it's shortcomings. I don't see Universal making a mistake like that. F&F is a hot blockbuster property. If they can make it considerably better, and the F&F customer reviews at Hollywood are under Universal's expectations, I expect Comcast/Universal to take the next step to take advantage of this property's huge popularity...7) As we've seen in the past,and Transformers is a perfect example, if they see a great opportunity, regardless of the position taken by some management people previously, they will reverse course and go for the touchdown. ..................My personal evaluation, and of course I am no insider or pretend to be, is that F&F Orlando is going to have "very significant" upgrades over the Hollywood version. It will still have the one basic screen section (altered though for the Orlando market), but there will be major surprises & additions that will make this an amazing E ticket, as they are doing with Kong.