King Kong Speculation Thread

[UniversalCityFL]

I was so obsessed with the hole that I missed the first of the applied gunite! woo hoo!

Words you will only read here on OU, folks.

 

[darkridelover]

There are two other Massive footers that were poured after the building was framed in. Double footers in two separate rooms. This hole might be 3.

 

[martymcflyy85]

Will this ride be mostly flat? Or have up and down hills?

 

[Macfr3ak]

Will this ride be mostly flat? Or have up and down hills?

really good question actually..

 

[Teebin]

Will this ride be mostly flat? Or have up and down hills?

I once thought that it might go up and down, but now, due to something that has come to light, I believe it will be perfectly flat. Just a guess though.

 

[martymcflyy85]

I once thought that it might go up and down, but now, due to something that has come to light, I believe it will be perfectly flat. Just a guess though.

Not that I was expecting a coaster. But a little hill here and there would have made it more unique. I'm sure it will be great either way.

 

[Teebin]

Not that I was expecting a coaster. But a little hill here and there would have made it more unique. I'm sure it will be great either way.

Ooooooh.... how Teebin waits for great setups like these... as it has been on the tip of my fingers all day.

There will be a unique tech that is used on a relatively new coaster in a nearby park, that will also be used on this attraction, yet on a far grander scale.

:stunned:

 

[OrlandoGuy]

Ooooooh.... how Teebin waits for great setups like these... as it has been on the tip of my fingers all day.

There will be a unique tech that is used on a relatively new coaster in a nearby park, that will also be used on this attraction, yet on a far grander scale.

:stunned:

If it's a bigger version of the teeter totter thing at the beginning of Gringott's (the best part of that ride in my opinion) then that would be absolutely awesome

 

[Cole]

If it's a bigger version of the teeter totter thing at the beginning of Gringott's (the best part of that ride in my opinion) then that would be absolutely awesome

Aww if the ride vehicle was on a log or something like that and kong jumped on it to make it tilt.....ohhhhh my god

 

[Alicia]

I'm thinking more like specific places where the track moves the vehicle like a motion simulator, tilting and yawing. Instead of having the motion base on the vehicle like Spiderman, it would have it in the tracks like Gringotts.

I've been suspecting that for awhile. In a way it's not too different than Earthquake's or catastrophe canyon's method for vehicle movement, except when you're locked onto the track like Gringotts it offers a greater range of faster movements.

Am I close?

 

[NJBrandon]

Is it the swaying effect of the mine train?

 

[Teebin]

If it's a bigger version of the teeter totter thing at the beginning of Gringott's (the best part of that ride in my opinion) then that would be absolutely awesome

Nah, that is a given on this attraction, newer version of Disaster...

New and high tech is what I am talking about, and all intended to be invisible, untouchable, un-feel-able, un-see-able.

 

[Alicia]

New and high tech is what I am talking about, and all intended to be invisible, untouchable, un-feel-able, un-see-able.

I'd guess hidden track, but you said it was like a nearby coaster, so I'm out of guesses. Can't think of a nearby coaster without track visible.

 

[Disneyhead]

I am think more like EMV tech.

 

[Teebin]

I will help you all out and clarify by saying that Gringotts is not relatively new... it is brand new.

 

[Disneyhead]

Never mind

 

[Teebin]

Never mind

You were kinda correct, and yet you deleted it. Why? Now everyone will wonder what it was that you typed.

 

[Disneyhead]

You were kinda correct, and yet you deleted it. Why? Now everyone will wonder what it was that you typed.

Even more so now. Haha.

 

[mratigan]

Is a Test Track or Radiator Springs Racers type system?

 

[anihilnation]

Trackless system?