Race Through NY Starring Jimmy Fallon

[Scott W.]

Someone needs to pitch that as a show to NBC as a show shot at Universal. Crazy guests, angry cast members, and trying to take down Teebin from spilling secrets to OU.

The main character being called Babs.

 

[Josh Thomas]

I'm amazed that Universal would sink money into such a shockingly dull theme for an attraction. We're building THEME PARK attractions on talk show hosts now? They really couldn't have found a more exciting property for this space?

 

[Disneyhead]

I'm amazed that Universal would sink money into such a shockingly dull theme for an attraction. We're building THEME PARK attractions on talk show hosts now? They really couldn't have found a more exciting property for this space?

I bet it turns out to be a fun and popular attraction.

 

[Viator]

I'm amazed that Universal would sink money into such a shockingly dull theme for an attraction. We're building THEME PARK attractions on talk show hosts now? They really couldn't have found a more exciting property for this space?

Perhap's you should wait to see the final product before jumping to conclusions?

I bet it turns out to be a fun and popular attraction.

Either this or F&F, I am excited about Fallon a lot more due to that it's going to be probably funny and hopefully something that can be updated time to time with Jimmy so it works out in the best possible way.

 

[Josh Thomas]

I bet it turns out to be a fun and popular attraction.

It'll be yet another 3D screen simulator ride with Jimmy Fallon shouting at things as you drive around New York City with lots of random celebrities popping up to be not funny and be completely irrelevant in 5 years. What happened to making attractions with real things in them? Too expensive for Comcast?

 

[Viator]

It'll be yet another 3D screen simulator ride with Jimmy Fallon shouting at things as you drive around New York City with lots of random celebrities popping up to be not funny and be completely irrelevant in 5 years. What happened to making attractions with real things in them? Too expensive for Comcast?

Once again, wait before jumping to conclusions. It's best for something like this, which will have a lot of humor (probably) to be open minded about it, and not negative in any way; shape or form.

 

[Mike S]

Someone needs to pitch that as a show to NBC as a show shot at Universal. Crazy guests, angry cast members, and trying to take down Teebin from spilling secrets to OU.

The writers need to be actual former CMs or TMs or at least collaborate with them

 

[Galaxy Defender]

Once again, wait before jumping to conclusions. It's best for something like this, which will have a lot of humor (probably) to be open minded about it, and not negative in any way; shape or form.

I don't have a lot of anticipation for this ride. Having said that, sounds like it'll be a lot of fun.

 

[Scott W.]

The writers need to be actual former CMs or TMs or at least collaborate with them

I could see this being a TM's nightmare.

 

[Disneyhead]

It'll be yet another 3D screen simulator ride with Jimmy Fallon shouting at things as you drive around New York City with lots of random celebrities popping up to be not funny and be completely irrelevant in 5 years. What happened to making attractions with real things in them? Too expensive for Comcast?

Yeah, that's Universal's problem. Comcast is financially strangling the resort! They haven't opened a brand new attention in ages. Seriously, it's been like what, almost 2 months since UOR got a new attraction? If this was Disney, there would have been at least 3 brand new attractions in that time span!

 

[Viator]

The writers need to be actual former CMs or TMs or at least collaborate with them

I could see this being a TM's nightmare.

Y'know; I would not be shocked that Jason Surell (Head of the attraction, as far as I remember from other individuals) has worked closely with Jimmy and his writing team to make sure that it's up to date and modern for the most park; while having it play off with a theme park attraction style.

I don't have a lot of anticipation for this ride. Having said that, sounds like it'll be a lot of fun.

In the end of the day, as long as the attraction makes me laugh and enjoy what they did to enhance New York; I am completely fine with this attraction existing. It's doing something that allows cohesion in arguably a great way.

Yeah, that's Universal's problem. Comcast is financially strangling the resort! They haven't opened a brand new attention in ages. Seriously, it's been like what, almost 2 months since UOR got a new attraction? If this was Disney, there would have been ateast 3 brand new attractions in that te span!

Oh the horror's of being a park that is financially struggling!?!?

 

[Josh Thomas]

Yeah, that's Universal's problem. Comcast is financially strangling the resort! They haven't opened a brand new attention in ages. Seriously, it's been like what, almost 2 months since UOR got a new attraction? If this was Disney, there would have been at least 3 brand new attractions in that time span!

Quality over quantity my friend. I'll take 1 new attraction every 5 years if it means that attraction is more than a King Kong video game cutscene being projected onto walls around me while a vehicle slightly rocks around. At this point it's a guarantee that any new attraction that comes to UOR is going to be about 70-80% focused on projecting CG 3D videos onto a wall. Kinda old and dated at this point given how most people live in a town where we can go see a 2 hour 3D movie in amazing resolution without flying to Florida and spending thousands of dollars.

And my statement of "Too expensive for comcast?" I'm referring to the fact that maintaining a screen is a bit easier and less expensive than maintaining an attraction that is loaded with animatronics and real special effects like smoke, fog, fire, water, lighting etc.

 

[Mike S]

Quality over quantity my friend. I'll take 1 new attraction every 5 years if it means that attraction is more than a King Kong video game cutscene being projected onto walls around me while a vehicle slightly rocks around. At this point it's a guarantee that any new attraction that comes to UOR is going to be about 70-80% focused on projecting CG 3D videos onto a wall. Kinda old and dated at this point given how most people live in a town where we can go see a 2 hour 3D movie in amazing resolution without flying to Florida and spending thousands of dollars.

And guess what: Disney is going in the same exact direction with a good number of their next big ticket rides

Either way, I think you'll be happier with this website. All of us here will be happier too not having to read your
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[quinnmac000]

Quality over quantity my friend. I'll take 1 new attraction every 5 years if it means that attraction is more than a King Kong video game cutscene being projected onto walls around me while a vehicle slightly rocks around. At this point it's a guarantee that any new attraction that comes to UOR is going to be about 70-80% focused on projecting CG 3D videos onto a wall. Kinda old and dated at this point given how most people live in a town where we can go see a 2 hour 3D movie in amazing resolution without flying to Florida and spending thousands of dollars.

The same way Disney made a dark ride lamer than most mine trains found at a six flags near you with SDMT but you don't see me going around wonder how they were spent so much and took so long for a ride that was not even great to begin with.

Jimmy Fallon is a cultural phenomenon. He is this generation's Dick Clark. His ride will do well and end up most likely being well liked despite the repetitive ride system.

 

[Viator]

Quality over quantity my friend. I'll take 1 new attraction every 5 years if it means that attraction is more than a King Kong video game cutscene being projected onto walls around me while a vehicle slightly rocks around. At this point it's a guarantee that any new attraction that comes to UOR is going to be about 70-80% focused on projecting CG 3D videos onto a wall. Kinda old and dated at this point given how most people live in a town where we can go see a 2 hour 3D movie in amazing resolution without flying to Florida and spending thousands of dollars.

*Points to New Fantasyland taking four years and having a C-Ticket level coaster that has mixed response and an D-Ticket level dark ride that has also mixed response on some forums and sites*

 

[Josh Thomas]

And guess what: Disney is going in the same exact direction with a good number of their next big ticket rides

Either way, I think you'll be happier with this too. All of us here will be happier too.
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And if / when Disney starts making low quality attractions like modern Universal, I'll be right there front and center, more than happy to talk about what a huge disappointment they are too. Thankfully, based on guest feedback at Universal that I personally heard in person, and comments left on the videos for Kong and so on - people are waking up and realizing that 3D and screens are super boring.

"Jimmy Fallon is a cultural phenomenon. He is this generation's Dick Clark."

LOL, come on.

 

[Scott W.]

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[Mike S]

And if / when Disney starts making low quality attractions like modern Universal, I'll be right there front and center, more than happy to talk about what a huge disappointment they are too. Thankfully, based on guest feedback at Universal that I personally heard in person, and comments left on the videos for Kong and so on - people are waking up and realizing that 3D and screens are super boring.

"Jimmy Fallon is a cultural phenomenon. He is this generation's Dick Clark."

LOL, come on.

Comments left on a video posted by a strongly pro Disney website.

 

[Josh Thomas]

*Points to New Fantasyland taking four years and having a C-Ticket level coaster that has mixed response and an D-Ticket level dark ride that has also mixed response on some forums and sites*

There seems to be this "OH YEAH?! WELL DISNEY SUCKS MORE!!" mentality on these forums. As if pointing out the downfalls of Universal Orlando must mean I'm some Disney fanboy. I'll say this, Disney makes just as much lame trash as Universal, but at the end of the day at least with Disney I can still go on attractions like Haunted Mansion, Pirates, Space Mountain, Big Thunder, Splash Mountain and so on. Universal destroyed all of their classic rides and their history to find places to sell more 2,000 calorie butter beer.

 

[Viator]

The Official "Use of Screenz" Thread | Page 19 | Orlando United Forums

Spoken like a great moderator..

And if / when Disney starts making low quality attractions like modern Universal, I'll be right there front and center, more than happy to talk about what a huge disappointment they are too. Thankfully, based on guest feedback at Universal that I personally heard in person, and comments left on the videos for Kong and so on - people are waking up and realizing that 3D and screens are super boring.

"Jimmy Fallon is a cultural phenomenon. He is this generation's Dick Clark."

LOL, come on.

You may want to look at what's being rumored for Stitch and SWL (and Pandora's E-Ticket simulator attraction), you may want to step back and just wait and see. SDL did a simulator attraction with Pirates and it's being heralded as one of the best attractions of all time.

But, perhap's it's best to get back onto discussing on Fallon?