Yeah, I’m late to the party, I know, but I just rode Fallon for the first time on Wednesday. I hit that first thing when I arrived at the park thinking, “might as well get this over with.”
First off, the queue does look really, REALLY nice. I love how it fits the NY aesthetic. It felt like I wasn’t in a theme park being upstairs. They were rushing crowds through so I didn’t get the chance to look in the lobby on the first floor. However, this does continue what I like to call, the “Universal syndrome” where the queue is better than the ride itself.
The ride itself was.....not terrible. I didn’t hate it, but I would be totally fine with never riding it again. The humor relied heavily on how ridiculous the whole experience was and was kind of funny in some parts. Also, the motion was smooth, but maybe a little too smooth. It was at the point to where it wasn’t quite “thrilling” and felt more comparable to something like Honey I Shrunk the Audience with a little more motion range. This is coming from a rider who sat on the far left side in the middle row. I was pleased with how the screen covered my entire peripheral most of the time, making me buy the experience more.
Overall, definitely not the best ride Uni has ever done, but not the worst (It’s either Shrek or Supercharged). It’s more fun than I expected it to be, but this will get old fast. Not exactly ecstatic about this likely coming to my neck of the woods in LA.