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I'm estatic to hear that Mario Kart does not use screens. Makes me wonder about the speed though. I"m guessing it won't be test track fast. I'm okay with that though.
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Maybe they could leave ET open to keep up capacity for a bit and then close it and have Yoshi Island open as a phase 2 of the project?
This has been my thinking too. Keep in mind, I have no idea what will happen.
I would keep Animal Actors and ET (assuming it is going) open until F&F opens. Fallon is not enough capacity for 2 rides, 2 shows, and 2 play areas to be taken down.
We don't know the decision on ET yet. But, yes, it would be wise to keep it open as you suggest, if they change course & add Yoshi to the expansion.
Agreed, which is why I said assuming it is going. If it isn't then obviously it would stay open. I still say they need Animal Actors too until F&F open. That area closing causes so many issues, especially with the under 40" crowd.
Could they move AA to the FF stadium? I have never seen that show so not sure what it would entail.
Much as I would be happy to see Fear Factor go, if you move animal actors over there we still lose the capacity of Fear Factor.
I never see anyone even going there to either show. Maybe you guys can help me out here.
I have been to animal actors many times, usually during the slower months. It usually has a very good crowd. My godsons I practically had to drag to see it but afterwards they admitted it was a good show.
Too sad, I love the bird show at AK and attended multiple times, but never felt an interest in AA.
Animal Actor is a pretty decent show. I don't think it would work in FF stadium because it really needs a smaller venue. animals are small and all. But people do go. I went the first time with my daughter and she loved it, I thought it was decent, and it drew a pretty good crowd.
wanted to add I went off season where rides like gringotts was practically a walk on.
wanted to add I went off season where rides like gringotts was practically a walk on.
Thanks Izzy, that is what I was looking for. I never knew it was such a small audience in there.
BTW, FF continues to this day??? I never saw that either as the IP made me want to puke.
BTW, FF continues to this day??? I never saw that either as the IP made me want to puke.
Pre-Visualisation. Before most (if not all these days) rides get built they are entirely mapped out and modelled in 3D in a computer to give many different points of view. Basically a computer mock of the ride so you could see from a riders POV what it will be like.. I remember when the mummy's pre-vis leaked online! Doubtful that would happen again in this day and age!
Now let me toss you all a curve ball... in one pre-vis, you could see Hogwarts in the distance.
That considered, you really have to think about that one!
That considered, you really have to think about that one!
Now let me toss you all a curve ball... in one pre-vis, you could see Hogwarts in the distance.
That considered, you really have to think about that one!
Can only assume some use of Augmented Reality is in use? No "Screens" but a headset? Or some kind of elevated out door ride segment..
Other than that i'm out of ideas
From what I understand there are a small number of AAs in the DK concept, but not nearly as many as the Yoshi/Mario Kart attractions
EDIT: Also, I think ET is going to go. Whether it's for a Phase 2 or not, I think it'll go.
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I can't say for sure. It's been a while since I went over the rumored concept with my friends. I only recall one scene with a significant AA presence. I think it'll be much more of a coaster than a dark ride.
