Future of Dragon Challenge?
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The Three Broomsticks actually has rooms too
Oh yeah, I know. I was just correcting him, being the huge HP fan I am lol.
Thinking about it now that is a massively huge ball that they dropped in not having available rooms, even if extremely limited, in those areas.
I'd be pretty surprised if this makes 2019, tbh.
With Dragon Challenge likely not closing until Labor Day or so, i'm not expecting it until early 2020. Maybe late 2019.
Well, if it ends up being the forest can't they do much of it by installing trees? So that means no big show building to theme.
But you already have a train to hogwarts ride. So that's already been done. And Dragon Challenge isn't at the right spot for a boat ride for J.K. Rowling's specifications.
This would actually help me cope with the eventual loss of the Mummy if we have a similar ride system, a la Harry Potter.
If they go with a Forbidden Forest dark ride, maybe they could go back to the Robocoaster/Flying Ford Anglia concept. I know that it would be 2 Kuka attractions right next to each other. But the tech is mostly hidden.
And about the indoor boat ride, no height restriction and lots of Inferi.
My only concern is FJ can be too intense for some people and another Kuka ride would make 2 rides unrideable for a portion of people.
I think it'll be 2019. Maybe not until late summer, but I think it'll be 2019
I know, but something that looks like leaky cauldron. In the sense that it would be small, old, and the architecture would fit in with the land.
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Who said the mummy was going anywhere? :saywhat: These ride types would be in two separate parks.
Forbidden Forest and Shrieking Shack. (One terrifying and intense attraction with the Shrieking Shack, the other scary but knock turn alley scary.
I have to wonder if the people who want a Shrieking Shack attraction have ever read the books or watched the movies.
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Who said the mummy was going anywhere? :saywhat: These ride types would be in two separate parks.
Eventually it will leave, all good things come to an end. I'm just saying that because of how much I love the Mummy, a good way to cope with the loss of the Mummy would be a similar ride system built themed to HP.
And? It's a tiny house. Lupin wasn't using it as a safehouse during his time at Hogwarts. There's no attraction to be made from it. I'm all for a small façade ala the Psycho house back in the day, but it's not attraction material.
The only thing was the betrayal. The transformation happened outside closer to the castle and Voldemort's "command center" was the Riddle family home.
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