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Yeah, I think if you want to see Nintendo you’re gonna have to go to Japan for AT LEAST five years, in Orlando’s case probably closer to ten.
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Yeah, I think if you want to see Nintendo you’re gonna have to go to Japan for AT LEAST five years, in Orlando’s case probably closer to ten.
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Relax.
5, sure, it won’t be a decade and if it’s a decade then these parks have been dismantled and no one is predicting that yet. I’m a doomsday type person and this is extremely hyperbolic
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Hope so. With Cali needlessly forcing its parks to be closed, I'm not optimistic.
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Dude, seriously chill. If USH isn’t opened in 2 years then USH isn’t opening again, period.
Dude, stop. The parks are probably opening within a month or two. And it's not needless. There's a Global Pandemic going on and they don't want this:
This is the Future of Fast and Furious thread, however. Why has the conversation shifted so drastically? Stay on topic or don't post.
We're pushing 6 years though here in Orlando with no sign of anything as of right now. It only took 5.5 years from the early announcement of Pandora to opening and that was endlessly made fun of.
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We’ve HAD signs. The KidZone almost closing. The EU announcement (and all the grading). Universal/Comcast have made efforts to get it up off the ground in Florida, meanwhile Nintendo is ready to open in Japan (the higher priority market) and Hollywood is still under construction. It’s not a situation where they announce and then nothing Nintendo-related happens for years.
Like, it’s going to happen. Just because we haven’t seen Yoshi in Orlando doesn’t mean it’s not going to happen. Universal never said Nintendo was coming to Orlando first, or ever gave a timeline. I just think Orlando fans expect to get the premier stuff first because it got HP first.
Oh i'm not saying it's not. Obviously it is as it's pretty much done in Japan and underway in Hollywood. Once again though, this is not the proper thread to discuss this, however. If you guys want to continue talking about Nintendo, take it here:
Nintendo Coming to Universal Parks
Nintendo Partners with Universal Parks & Resorts to Create World’s First-Ever Theme Park Attractions Based on Nintendo’s Beloved Games and Characters KYOTO, Japan & ORLANDO, Fla. -- Nintendo and Universal Parks & Resorts today announced plans to bring the world of Nintendo to life at Universal...
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Well they could open the ride as a preview thingy for upcoming movies and tv series. Disney has done that multiple times and their guests are all over it.
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Why there’s no Universal museum/preview center in USF is mind boggling to me. NBC Media Center doesn’t seem to draw huge crowds anyways and that’s far more time consuming. This is also easy marketing, daily, to thousands of people.
The NBC Media Center isn’t there to “draw crowds”, it’s for Universal to take a small, select group in and be paid to watch a pilot of a show or something and give their feedback.
Sadly I no longer fit the demo. $20 was good at Finn's
Nobody even wants to talk about F&F anymore...That's how bad it is
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No I know what’s it for I guess I didn’t context it correctly. I’m just surprised there isn’t some sort of preview center a la what Disney often has. I don’t often say Universal needs to take a page from their book, but this is a little thing they could do in the NY/30 Rock section to add a bit more life down there
