Pandora: The World of Avatar Announcement, Construction, & Preview Discussion
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Interesting. As Disney becomes more like Universal, Universal may become more like Disney pre 2000. SLOP is the perfect start if they don't deviate from the original AA loaded plan.
And maybe, just maybe, instead of screens before the 360 scene in F&F, they'll do some Disaster style set re enactments. ray:. . And, what becomes of Thierry Coup if this is all true?opcorn:
The difference is Universal has an over abundance already where as any Disney screen attraction is few and far between.
Still doesn't mean I'm excited for Disney to go full on screenz over the next wave of attractions.
..That, actually makes a lot of sense; especially when you look on how people have said when it comes to Secret Life and Nintendo.
While I think it's best we should move that to a..diffrent thread that's more generalized, I think that the future will eventually see Disney and Universal meshing the two together for an even experience. But, it is a promising sign that Universal is willing to go back to a Practical sense.
Although, as I said; perhap's it's best that the topic then turns back to Avatar..
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Looks like possible light testing going on in Pandora. @Mike S posted this over on Magic and mentioned it was taken from the Nomad Lounge.
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Interesting. As Disney becomes more like Universal, Universal may become more like Disney pre 2000. SLOP is the perfect start if they don't deviate from the original AA loaded plan.
Yep, not a screen in sight. So I hear
Haha, thanks for responding...and that is good news..The screens are starting to wear on us regulars
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There are literally more projection based attractions in Epcot than both Universal Studios and Islands of Adventure combined.
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Good point. Is it really a theme park or is it a big food & wine store with movie screens scattered around.
If you're counting the 360 shows sure. But those are shows, not rides, so you notice it more at universal because people don't do the 360 shows every visit.
I wouldn't even call them shows, but just plain awful... so 70s/80s.
Agree for the most part. I do particularly like O' Canada, (updated in 2007) with Martin Short, but for the most part the movies are incredibly boring.
If we're just talking about rides, I would massively disagree with this assessment, but I feel we'd end up arguing over semantics.
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