A coaster is the best bet in this case. Wonder how they do the story for a new F&F coaster though.When it comes to a replacement, there's really only two types of rides which would fit the IP and provide the thrills befitting for it. A Coaster, or a Slot Car attraction.
If they're intending on keeping an attraction in that building, my gut feeling says it would be a coaster. Since you can certainly shoehorn a coaster in there, it wouldn't be the first nor last time any place has done that. And in all honesty, I wouldn't mind having a coaster with bigger thrills than Mummy...yet isn't so Jekal and Hyde like HRRR.
As for a slot car attraction, that would require a completely different location since that type of ride requires a substantial amount of space, especially if you want any high-speed/racing segment.
Vin Diesel's great grandson enters the World Racing Championship.A coaster is the best bet in this case. Wonder how they do the story for a new F&F coaster though.
We all saw this coming tooCrazy that we've gone from people saying "Universal has too many screen-based rides" to lamenting that "Universal is gonna have too many rollercoasters" in just a matter of years.
both can be trueCrazy that we've gone from people saying "Universal has too many screen-based rides" to lamenting that "Universal is gonna have too many rollercoasters" in just a matter of years.
If MIB goes, the best solution would be to combine that plot of land with the defunct FFL stage for a large scale dark ride with an IP that preserves the World Expo theme so the land behind MIB and Simpsons can be expanded with a new land down the line. I still think Pokemon replacing Simpsons is the most likely think you have listed.I still think the solution is:
Replace MiB with F&F: Tokyo Drift.
Replace Mummy with Ghostbusters shooter dark-ride.
Convert Simpsons in Pokémon, essentially making that corner “Japan.”
Really don’t think all that happens though.
Why keep the World Expo theme when you’re getting rid of the IP that is the only “World Expo” thing in the park (that was always kinda thrown together anyway)? Just retheme based on the new IP. And my recommendation puts new large-scale dark rides in both New York AND Pokémon. At which point, a thrill-heavy attraction like an indoor launch coaster is helpful. Pokémon is most heavily associated with Japan. F&F Tokyo Drift is movie set in Japan. They fit together.If MIB goes, the best solution would be to combine that plot of land with the defunct FFL stage for a large scale dark ride with an IP that preserves the World Expo theme so the land behind MIB and Simpsons can be expanded with a new land down the line. I still think Pokemon replacing Simpsons is the most likely think you have listed.
I know it's not technically the same thing, but there is already a spinning indoor coaster directly next door to Supercharged in this park.Quite honestly, I'd be happy with an F&F Coaster in the style of Cosmic Rewind.
Use the motion base to simulate the drifting. Have a bunch of songs that rotate playing over the ride.
Yeah I almost said "in the style of Gringotts" but I figured I'd say Guardians since it's more coaster and less dark ride lolI know it's not technically the same thing, but there is already a spinning indoor coaster directly next door to Supercharged in this park.
Wait, people really complain about Universal parks having too many coasters? They have 3 and 4 (5 if you wanna get technical and count Pteranodon Flyers), respectively. My local park has over 10.
Give me more coasters, especially if it's tied into F&F.