Triceratops Encounters Return

[jtsalien]

I think if you had the trikes along the pathway through the island, and an awesome new simulator ride in place of the encounter, Jurassic Park would finally be complete.

 

[Rock'nRoller]

I think if you had the trikes along the pathway through the island, and an awesome new simulator ride in place of the encounter, Jurassic Park would finally be complete.

I feel a simulator might work. Of corse they would more than likely have Mr. Speilburg backing up the project. Hopefully ray:

 

[kingeric]

I would like to see the trikes on the Island somewhere. I am not sure why they are so much more to maintain than the AAs on JPRA. I understand they are more complex.

Anyways, I haven't heard any rumblings about TE, but I would like to see the tax code that UO is using.

 

[TSSD]

A simulator would be cool. But whatever happens, I really hope that they continue to use the trikes.

 

[Spideyfreak]

Come on guys, a standard simulator is not going to be something Universal would install. It's old technology. Universal either replaces something with a new type of ride system or refurbs an old attraction. That's how it's been in the past at least. I can't see them adding a major ride with a standard ride system. Just doesn't make sense.

 

[Hatetofly]

Update,

http://www.orlandounited.com/2011/06/28/triceratops-encounter-nears-reopening/

 

[Brian G.]

Interesting rumor from Screamscape:

According to at least one insider, the queue renovations taking place in the former Triceratops Encounter area is to make way for a new Wizarding World of Harry Potter Return Time Ticket distribution center location. From what I’m told the plan is to install a few automatic kiosk machines here and at a second location outside of Sinbad, which I’m guessing will work pretty much like a FastPass style system.

 

[justinthered]

Interesting rumor from Screamscape:

That's kind of a bummer. Maybe this is that Harry Potter expansion I've been hearing so much about

 

[Brian G.]

That's kind of a bummer. Maybe this is that Harry Potter expansion I've been hearing so much about

This has nothing to do with the expansion. The expansion will not be taking over any part of Jurassic Park.

 

[batsmouth]

This has nothing to do with the expansion. The expansion will not be taking over any part of Jurassic Park.

Thank god, I think it would take away from the theme of the island as rumours said a dark ride would be amazing! I think IMO its just going to re-open permanently (I hope)

 

[Dr. Emmett Brown]

Come on guys, a standard simulator is not going to be something Universal would install. It's old technology. Universal either replaces something with a new type of ride system or refurbs an old attraction. That's how it's been in the past at least. I can't see them adding a major ride with a standard ride system. Just doesn't make sense.

No, but the original plans/concept art for Jurassic Park included Helicoptours, a simulator much like Soarin' at Epcot.

On a different note, that rumor deeply saddens me. Jurassic Park had so much potential.

 

[batsmouth]

No, but the original plans/concept art for Jurassic Park included Helicoptours, a simulator much like Soarin' at Epcot.

On a different note, that rumor deeply saddens me. Jurassic Park had so much potential.

Oh my that would be amazing to have a soarin ride but going over Isla Nublar with all the dinosaurs. It would be pretty epic, I just had a mental image We need this!

 

[justinthered]

This has nothing to do with the expansion. The expansion will not be taking over any part of Jurassic Park.

Ya I figured. I was just kidding. Everybody has been going bananas about all of the potential expansion lately. If this rumor is true, that means it wouldn't happen until the end of the year, right?

 

[Teebin]

Hmm. This kind of makes sense but I don't like it. They have already destroyed a huge chunk of the JP magic. The last 1000' north exit from JP has become Jurassic Potter. A financial success, and a theme park design failure which will never matter as it is such a financial money maker. I think not a few of us wish it could have been more concealed/separated and not so grossly intrusive on one land.

 

[Scarletwebslingr]

Hmm. This kind of makes sense but I don't like it. They have already destroyed a huge chunk of the JP magic. The last 1000' north exit from JP has become Jurassic Potter. A financial success, and a theme park design failure which will never matter as it is such a financial money maker. I think not a few of us wish it could have been more concealed/separated and not so grossly intrusive on one land.

I feel exactly the same way. Seeing the Jurassic Park sign with a Wizarding school in the background is just flat odd. You pass the gate all confused and start subconsciously uttering phrases like, "what do they got in there, Hungarian Horntail?"

 

[Disneyhead]

What if they were to add a family friendly amber mine coaster with swinging cars?

 

[Spideyfreak]

No, but the original plans/concept art for Jurassic Park included Helicoptours, a simulator much like Soarin' at Epcot.

On a different note, that rumor deeply saddens me. Jurassic Park had so much potential.

Fair enough. Except those plans were before Soarin. There's no way universal would add a similar ride. It's not like them.

 

[Brian G.]

Fair enough. Except those plans were before Soarin. There's no way universal would add a similar ride. It's not like them.

Why not?

If anything, this gives them a chance to improve upon the Soarin tech.

 

[Hatetofly]

Why not?

If anything, this gives them a chance to improve upon the Soarin tech.

And Universal does have a good relationship with Dynamic Structures.

 

[figment1986]

What if they were to add a family friendly amber mine coaster with swinging cars?

Would we whistle while we work?