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What did we expect with a ride that kind of just plopped in our faces out of nowhere?
More? This queue is going to make Despicable Me's queue look like E.T.'s.
What did we expect with a ride that kind of just plopped in our faces out of nowhere?
The whole "be happy with what you're given" attitude will forever keep Universal playing second fiddle. If fans don't push Universal to go above and beyond at all times, you create the "no matter how we build it, they'll still come" attitude that's destroying WDW.
The whole "be happy with what you're given" attitude will forever keep Universal playing second fiddle. If fans don't push Universal to go above and beyond at all times, you create the "no matter how we build it, they'll still come" attitude that's destroying WDW.
The whole "be happy with what you're given" attitude will forever keep Universal playing second fiddle. If fans don't push Universal to go above and beyond at all times, you create the "no matter how we build it, they'll still come" attitude that's destroying WDW.
Do we know for sure if they are done with the outside portion?
Once you exit the dungeon part of the queue for Harry Potter and The Forbidden Journey and go into the greenhouse, there is a drink stand to the left :thumbs:
I'm well aware of the different climates, but this project is very much a copy and paste so that's a big part of why we're seeing such a short indoor queue.LA and Orlando do not have the same weather. Hence why the DLR queue plans for WDW were quickly altered (see HM awning).
A massive outdoor uncovered queue on pavement is stupid. Plain and simple.
Do we know for sure if they are done with the outside portion?
Im not saying dont push, I want a covering but some attitudes are coming across as small children who have been spoiled.
It's not being 'spoiled' if people are asking for high quality when they're paying good money to get in. High-paying customers in a world-class theme park shouldn't have to compromise or be expected to be content with mediocrity. Now when Universal starts charging free admission or at least reduced prices, you and I can talk about being spoiled :thumbs: