Mad Dog
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It says best for teens & adults. A family ride yes, but the little ones will probably have nightmares for years after.
I and most parents would really appreciated if it did. Not only because I don't want to hear kids crying the entire time but because this is gonna be terrifying, definitely not a good subject matter for the kiddies to be thrown intoI wonder if Universal is going to put a Parental Advisory warning on the ride.
Yup! Wife and I plan on riding this by ourselves to judge before having our 8.5 year old ride it, if at all.I and most parents would really appreciated if it did. Not only because I don't want to hear kids crying the entire time but because this is gonna be terrifying, definitely not a good subject matter for the kiddies to be thrown into
I and most parents would really appreciated if it did. Not only because I don't want to hear kids crying the entire time but because this is gonna be terrifying, definitely not a good subject matter for the kiddies to be thrown into
I and most parents would really appreciated if it did. Not only because I don't want to hear kids crying the entire time but because this is gonna be terrifying, definitely not a good subject matter for the kiddies to be thrown into
Well one is a show directly located next to buzz light year and the other is in between two flume rides. That and the entrance is a billion times more threatening than alien encounter's inconspicuous facade. You aren't wrong, most families will walk into any ride that their kid can go on no matter the subject like jaws. A warning would be really nice even if it's ignoredYea because that works so well...i.e Alien Encounter that used to be in Disney
Good lord I can't friggin wait lol. Poor kids trapped in a temple with bloodthirsty nativesI predict it may be the most problematic in the queue with families trying to walk against the flow to get out. If there aren't signs warning families with little ones when it opens, I would think that soon thereafter there will be. I know for a fact that it is intended to be HHN in feeling on purpose.
I believe that's going to be some sort of pop-up shop selling either merch, snacks, or both. Extended queue doesn't seem to be getting a cover, just the regular queue portion.
Or it could be the holding pen for Kong's sacrificial virgins......or rumor has it......:bolt:This is correct. If it is in virtually the same location as the old JP popcorn stand then that is indeed a food kiosk of some kind.
Sounds like a brave curious girl that won't be a bit afraid. Plus she's a year older by then.:thumbsup:I have to say as a parent this is gonna suck. Because I want to ride it but rider swap is at the ride itself. So how scary is the line itself? Also explaining to my daughter that she can't ride it is another matter all together. If they weren't going to make a family ride they should have put some kind of height restriction on it. It is much easier to show my daughter she is not tall enough for a ride vs. tell her it is too scary. Because she will say, no it is not, I will be fine mom. I mean she is the girl that has done tower of terror TWICE now and she wasn't even 5 yet. She would still do it again if we allowed her to even though it scared her.
I have to say as a parent this is gonna suck. Because I want to ride it but rider swap is at the ride itself. So how scary is the line itself? Also explaining to my daughter that she can't ride it is another matter all together. If they weren't going to make a family ride they should have put some kind of height restriction on it. It is much easier to show my daughter she is not tall enough for a ride vs. tell her it is too scary. Because she will say, no it is not, I will be fine mom. I mean she is the girl that has done tower of terror TWICE now and she wasn't even 5 yet. She would still do it again if we allowed her to even though it scared her.
You bring up a good point about the rider swap. Are we certain where it is located?