Jurassic Park: The Ride (Now Closed)

[Allen The Actor]

What a lovely 17th birthday present for the ride.... *sarcasm* :/

 

[William]

Hey, maybe they're just putting a birthday hat on the t-rex...

 

[Allen The Actor]

Hey, do whatever, just make all of the animatronics work dammit....

 

[William]

"Dino Chasers"?? :huh:

 

[Allen The Actor]

I think Bob Dylan is referring to Adri and I hahaha

 

[Miss Betty Juice]

I think Bob Dylan is referring to Adri and I hahaha

Ha! I wish!But this is somewhat good news, maybe I can get better pictures of them and the puppet this time.

 

[William]

I feel so out of the loop. What puppet? What Dino Chasers? Haha.

 

[Miss Betty Juice]

These guys. (Finally found those pictures I'd been looking for)

 

[Allen The Actor]

At least two they have him in a crate now. Before it was half a dino out in the open.

I wish they'd import the amazing walk around dinos from USS and USJ

 

[William]

?! That's so cool! I had no idea this even existed!

 

[Allen The Actor]

This used to mostly be used more often in the original Special Effects Stages and outside of Jurassic Park when the ride was down. It's used more often around the lower lot now a days.

It's very clunky, loud, plasticy, and super fake, and while it's fun to CONTROL it (I've had a chance to! Kinda fun ), I'd rather they have a realistic costumed walk around raptor...

 

[smoaT]

Why do you think Orlando's is superior in terms of foliage?

Well just look at the vids... there is a lot of green in the one in Orlando. It might be for obvious reasons that it rains a lot in Orlando, but it's not like Universal doesn't have any money to install sprinklers or something. Look at the vids and it looks so inmersive. There are a lot of trees and a lot of green. Just greener.Just compare 

https://www.youtube.com/embed/pmrbOImoBzU?feature=oembed

 

[UniversalFan]

I love Orlando's version. I wish USH brought back the old fashioned BIG splash of water. (Not the water cannons)

 

[William]

Well just look at the vids... there is a lot of green in the one in Orlando. It might be for obvious reasons that it rains a lot in Orlando, but it's not like Universal doesn't have any money to install sprinklers or something. Look at the vids and it looks so inmersive. There are a lot of trees and a lot of green. Just greener.Just compare

Orlando has a lot more space for greenery, which would contribute to the immersion. They have room for larger trees to fill up larger space, which really makes you feel like you're in the middle of an island with no boundaries.

 

[Allen The Actor]

One thing that I've found to be an unnecessary aesthetic addition to the ride is the "lava" in Stegosaurus Springs that they added around 2009. It looks ugly, fake, and unnecessary. It honestly looks like either dino vomit, or what I hear the most (and agree on) is that it looks like spilled ketchup and mustard. Really gross and fake and....random. if they actually made the springs act and look like real natural springs (which Disney has accomplished amazingly in Tokyo in Mysterious Island). But as of now, it looks super bad, and even worse now since it's faded multiple times.

 

[William]

One thing that I've found to be an unnecessary aesthetic addition to the ride is the "lava" in Stegosaurus Springs that they added around 2009. It looks ugly, fake, and unnecessary. It honestly looks like either dino vomit, or what I hear the most (and agree on) is that it looks like spilled ketchup and mustard. Really gross and fake and....random. if they actually made the springs act and look like real natural springs (which Disney has accomplished amazingly in Tokyo in Mysterious Island). But as of now, it looks super bad, and even worse now since it's faded multiple times.

Last time, my friend noticed the mini-eruption happening behind the mama stegosaurus' tail, and thought it was supposed to be blood coming from the her tail.

 

[Krusty]

One thing that I've found to be an unnecessary aesthetic addition to the ride is the "lava" in Stegosaurus Springs that they added around 2009. It looks ugly, fake, and unnecessary. It honestly looks like either dino vomit, or what I hear the most (and agree on) is that it looks like spilled ketchup and mustard. Really gross and fake and....random. if they actually made the springs act and look like real natural springs (which Disney has accomplished amazingly in Tokyo in Mysterious Island). But as of now, it looks super bad, and even worse now since it's faded multiple times.

Me and Ruben thought it was blood for the longest time until I realized it was actually lava!

 

[Allen The Actor]

Yeah, see? That shouldn't be the thought, especially in that scene. I mean, and first they kinda made it look like lava, but then it kept fading and it looks like crap and they keep repainting it in a horrible way. If they added somw steam bursts, it would maybe make more sense.


Also, I don't think John Hammond would keep innocent herbivores around active springs that spurt frikin lava....

 

[smoaT]

Yeah, see? That shouldn't be the thought, especially in that scene. I mean, and first they kinda made it look like lava, but then it kept fading and it looks like crap and they keep repainting it in a horrible way. If they added somw steam bursts, it would maybe make more sense.

Also, I don't think John Hammond would keep innocent herbivores around active springs that spurt frikin lava....

... because he spares no expense... ... Kind of ironic that lately this is the ride in which they chose to spare every expense

 

[Jon Fu]

One thing that I've found to be an unnecessary aesthetic addition to the ride is the "lava" in Stegosaurus Springs that they added around 2009.

I've always wondered what that was. Were they really aiming for lava? If so, eck. :wacko: