The problem with Twister , besides many expensive effects no longer working, was that the GP basically quit attending the attraction. It became a walk on for the most part, and the shows were usually sparsely attended. The issue with rides like Twister is that they're pretty good the first couple of times but they get old fast and don't have much of a re rideability factor.And they're expensive to operate. They become a one and done. Same happened with Disaster. Sparse crowds and expensive effects that no longer worked. With all these on site hotel rooms, the parks need attractions that will keep those guests busy for a number of days, and rerides play a big part in that. Myself, I liked Twister, but I didn't do it every Universal vacation. Maybe more like once every three or four vacations. Universal Orlando is no longer a resort where 3 to 4 million a year visit. It's a big boy now with 10 million for each park. It's a different ballgame. Yes, USF probably needs more diversity in attractions. But they need attractions that people will want to reride...But, getting back to the topic. .Yes, JW, at Hollywood. is that type of attraction that people will reride. So it's a good step.