The Future of Fast and Furious: Supercharged
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If I had to choose between another year of dealing with the pandemic and waiting in line for 160 minutes for Fast & Furious I would absolutely choose waiting in line, but there would be the briefest of seconds where I’d debate that choice.
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My choice would be the pandemic......unless I could stand in line for 160 minutes but not be required to actually go on the ride. (this includes the preshows.....I'm not willing to stand through those either)
My choice would be the pandemic......unless I could stand in line for 160 minutes but not be required to actually go on the ride. (this includes the preshows.....I'm not willing to stand through those either)
I know y’all are joking - just keep in mind this pandemic hasn’t been easy for some members on this board (loss of a loved one, job loss, etc).
Precisely. Theme park rides are make-believe whereas a pandemic.... I hope that we reach a point soon where we speak of COVID-19 in the past tense only, just like Fast & Furious Supercharged.
Do they know what lies inside?
Those poor souls
I hope Universal doesn't think the ride is popular because of this
Has anyone actually witnessed a person who walked in line to ride it, that exited the ride . It might just be a 'real' 'people eater'.
...special narration by Rod SerlingI have witnessed people say it was a waste of their time upon exitingHas anyone actually witnessed a person who walked in line to ride it, that exited the ride . It might just be a 'real' 'people eater'.
Which is the last thing you want to hear people saying about you multi-million dollar project
- Jul 13, 2018
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It's actually the thing I'd most want to hear, as it verifies that the people who rode the ride aren't insane.
Yeah, it's not the end of the world to them...but it gets a meh from most people and a "that's it?" from others
Unfortunately, it takes up too much valuable real estate to be a "meh" on the guidemap
If someone does it before they do a whole lot of other attractions..i.e. Gringotts > F&F > Mummy, etc...I could potentially see them not being as upset about it
Also, the wait times post-Covid have been wayyyy too inflated. For instance, Gringotts was at 100 minutes when I went and I waited an hour
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If the wait time is under 30 minutes, then go for it. If it's any higher, skip it.
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I did it once after a beer and all the “hype” and was like eh, but have since grown way more distain for it lol. It kept up time before Horror Makeup so it’s a “it’s something to do” attraction if you’re on vacation and have gotten your main attractions out of the way.
If the preshows are running, it is absolutely one of the most bafflingly hilarious experiences in theme parks. There’s preshow after preshow, followed by 2 preshows when you’re actually on the ride. It’s hilarious
