Nintendo Coming to Universal Parks
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Can you name a land that's "multilevel"? Only one I can think of is Canada at Epcot.
Why do they 'have' to have the master sword? They don't need to have castle and castle town to do it all they need to do is add a scene in the queue of the ride they create with time for people to stop and take pictures with it.
This is why I said it will be refreshing for Orlando when if this is multi-story bc SWL is going to be multi-story as well. You're also going to feel a distinct grade change in Pandora.
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Yeah, it's like they merged the Bowser's Castle entrances from Mario Kart Wii and Mario Kart 8.
And your shops, restaurants, etc? This would be a land by Universal after all. Also, the sword by itself is not a "weenie" in theme park terms and please don't say the Deku Tree again.
Are you talking about just having a single ride?
Deku Tree. Death Mountain. Plenty of options. They have enough castles. Shops and restaurants can literally be anything
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I'd personally rather they did Clocktown, always thought that was a more lively place. But there's no way they'd ever do it, not as well known.
The biggest issue which seems to be problem is which locations should be added etc and then which version etc. Looking at it from another angle is to just Kong it up with a descriptive queue, a restuarant, and a shop and Inside the queue you have the mini versions of multiple locations using the queueless system that they are using for Fallon. It would also make it easier to incorporate everyone's favorite character Navi. You could also add multiple versions with an indoor queue as you control a lot more things than you do with a full fledge land. You see the lost woods, Clocktown, areas from Wind Waker, Hyrule Castle, Temple of Time, Kokiri Forest, The Deku tree etc.
Also putting those in the queue allows people to not get mad at not being able to get photo ops compared to being on a ride.
Oh, I'd be all over it if it was based on Termina. TBH, if they put it in IoA, Wind Waker would make thematic sense
I'll just refer to my previous post where I outlined how some things that are important in the series would be brought together in Castle Town.
*The Temple of Time is also the queue for the E Ticket.
Death Mountain is probably the only other large landmark that's appeared in the most games but Kakariko isn't as iconic imo.
I'm not really following. Are suggesting themed rooms or something? How would they make sense just being there? Last I checked no one is mad that you can't take a picture in the Chamber of Secrets and only see it during the ride so why would it be a problem here?
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The major issue is that Clocktown is in Termina, while every other Zelda game takes place in Hyrule. If they did the multi land approach like HP, this would be the logical next step, but Zelda isn't nearly as popular as HP, so it's unlikely.
Themed Rooms inside an open flow queue similar to Potter, and difference is no one was clamoring over whether or not it should have the chamber of secrets for public access. As for the make sense being there...Hyrule Kingdom and Termina are open worlds right? As you go through the queue you are going through the world. It seems biweekly with zelda no one can come to consensus of which icon they want as everyone prefers something different. As for photo ops, if Potter didn't have the walk through tour, I don't think people would be as happy and ops would be a mess. I personally like the Lost Woods and Dragon Roost Island, you wanted Castle Town, others have wanted Clocktown, Kokiri Forest. Then for the popular locations, you have to wonder what art design do you go with as for some should it be 8bit based or should it be orcana of time, or twilight princess with a themed queue, you can have it all as it can tell the story of how there is the old world and the new world.
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Yeah it's just not happening. but I'll still keep my fingers crossed they find a way to squeeze a Happy Mask Shop or a Milk Bar in there somehow.
Still doesn't make sense to me to have it all in there like that. It's also not about just what I want. It's what I see as the most logical option they would go with based on how they've made their recent lands.
The Happy Mask Shop is already in Castle Town and the Milk Bar could always be retconned in like how they put Ollivander's in Hogsmeade.
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And?They can retcon anything to anywhere. The series is built on changing up the formula
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Well, the mask shop was in Castle Town back in Ocarina. The Milk Bar was in Kakariko for LBW, so anything is possible.
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Speaking of mixing it up, Donkey Kong Island is going to be across the street from the Mushroom Kingdom at the parks, yet they've cleverly hidden it from us in the released artwork. Do you guys think they did that because part of the Mine Cart coaster is visible in the full image and they aren't ready to talk rides yet?
