Crazy to think the Lost Continent is now without a single attraction.
A completely dead area of the park. Like a dying shopping mall.
A completely dead area of the park. Like a dying shopping mall.
The Lost Continent is my favorite island. Watching it slowly fall apart these last few years kills me.Crazy to think the Lost Continent is now without a single attraction.
A completely dead area of the park. Like a dying shopping mall.
Liza Minnelli, too.Look on the bright side Poseidon fans, we live in the timeline where Poseidon's Fury outlasted Splash Mountain.
I wonder how they could make a Grinch expansion work that has Whoville (the Grinch one, not the Horton one) be set outside of the Christmas season?
Well I have no interest in Zelda, so yes.So you’d rather have a Christmas land over Zelda??
Zelda needs every square inch they haveWell I have no interest in Zelda, so yes.
But I don't think either property really requires the entirety of Lost Continent, so I don't know that they can't co-exist.
At this point flatten it all and get it over with. Is it too late to ask for a PF dark ride? Keep the facade and rebuild everything behind it.Crazy to think the Lost Continent is now without a single attraction.
A completely dead area of the park. Like a dying shopping mall.
CoolFWIW, supposedly today they went through the queue to begin taking down everything that can be salvaged/reused (signs, line fencing, etc.).
I was also thinking of Whoville being covered in snow year round like Hogsmeade, but no Christmas decor outside the holiday season.A land themed to Christmas year round wouldn't be a problem really. That's the theme of Whoville. Just like Hogsmede has snow year round. And as a side bonus, it would allow them to move the Christmas shop from the main entry area and use that for something else.
So… they’re going to flatten the building and queue? I was wondering if they are planning to make a new LC-themed dark ride that uses both the Poseidon's Fury and the Sinbad building combined into one. If not, I would actually be fine with Zelda land, because while IOA is supposed to be themed to "stories" (mostly literature), one of its opening day rides is themed to a TV cartoon (Dudley Do-Right's Ripsaw Falls).FWIW, supposedly today they went through the queue to begin taking down everything that can be salvaged/reused (signs, line fencing, etc.).
This was never official from Universal. Fans just made that connection themselves.…while IOA is supposed to be themed to "stories" (mostly literature), one of its opening day rides is themed to a TV cartoon (Dudley Do-Right's Ripsaw Falls).