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See that some of the structure is solid and some is "open" for viewing as Alicia said. Good catch.
See that some of the structure is solid and some is "open" for viewing as Alicia said. Good catch.
Thanks for reassuring me that I'm not ignorant. Just no one else has talked about it... I didn't want to assume and look even dumber.Yes you should exit near the entrance.
You gotta wrap that thing up! Don't want babies! Lol!!!She's dead... wrapped in plastic..... (sorry it just popped in there when I saw that) LOL
She's dead... wrapped in plastic..... (sorry it just popped in there when I saw that) LOL
Still one of the best TV pilot episodes ever.She's dead... wrapped in plastic..... (sorry it just popped in there when I saw that) LOL
My dream implementation for mosasaur would either be:I was thinking that since Universal chose this over the river ride redo, what you guys would think about one of the rooms in the queue being a hallway with one "glass" wall looking into the Mosasaur tank?
There's quite a lot of footers not being utilised yet.
When the rumours for this started, I had a very basic idea of what I thought it would be like and then the track was almost complete and the idea changed to something better. Now, my mind is completely blown and there is probably another 5 months of additional rock work and theming to be done before work really starts on the interior and testing can begin.
No doubt about it, this is a statement attraction by Universal.
Still one of the best TV pilot episodes ever.
Now back to the coaster.
I think one of the preshows is Dr. Henry Wu in the lab. And a second being a velociraptor AA in muzzle. I figure the other queue rooms will be some sort of dino exhibits/displays. I was thinking that since Universal chose this over the river ride redo, what you guys would think about one of the rooms in the queue being a hallway with one "glass" wall looking into the Mosasaur tank?
Timing the debut of this with the of the opening of the film is ideal, but I doubt the ride will have anything tying it to this new film.They are shooting the new movie now .Do you think this coaster will be in it ? That maybe why they are pushing to finish it . A movie tie in would be very good advertising for this..
Has anyone else thought about the fact that Disney put a brand new modern coaster right beside a 50 year old coaster? Ride numbers for space mountain are going to plummet and they'll have to do something to get people to ride it.It shouldn't be surprising they were going all out for this. They were supposed to be up against a bunch of new attractions as part of the 50th celebration at Disney in 2021. They needed big guns for their shot to be heard and not lose market share. Competition is good for spurring growth and innovation. That's also why SeaWorld was going all out with the surf coaster a year after receiving Ice Breaker. Now Universal will have to come up with something for 2022 when the competition is ready with new capex again...
Don't forget this was also part of the strategy to keep people coming while EU was under construction as well.
You've got that backwards. Tron will draw more people to that part of the park and once they see that it's a 3 hour wait to get on Tron, they'll just get in line for Space Mountain since it's next door. If anything, I think Space's numbers will go up.Has anyone else thought about the fact that Disney put a brand new modern coaster right beside a 50 year old coaster? Ride numbers for space mountain are going to plummet and they'll have to do something to get people to ride it.
I wish it would mean that. Maybe then they'd actually rebuild Space Mountain like it needsHas anyone else thought about the fact that Disney put a brand new modern coaster right beside a 50 year old coaster? Ride numbers for space mountain are going to plummet and they'll have to do something to get people to ride it.