It's been done in the past seven years because I remember noticing it when it last happened and September will be seven years since I moved to Orlando.Gosh, you know I have been on this site too long when I can remember the last time they replaced the decking on that bridge... was that 5-8 years ago?
FFL will be going down starting today.
I see they made sure to say "closed for seasonal maintenance" . Universal just keeps breaking our hearts. Someone associated with the FF IP must have real dirt on Universal executives.
Its just a phrase. Technically, "20,000 leagues under the sea" is still closed for seasonal maintenance" lolI see they made sure to say "closed for seasonal maintenance" . Universal just keeps breaking our hearts. Someone associated with the FF IP must have real dirt on Universal executives. ...'F' and 'F' remain the most despised letters in the Universal alphabet. Universal, please don't use those two letters in conjunction on any future attractions/shows. That will doom them to utter failure, disgrace and contempt.
It'll be back after HHN. They need it to soak up Holiday crowds. January is the earliest it would close, just like when they closed Beetlejuice.Its just a phrase. Technically, "20,000 leagues under the sea" is still closed for seasonal maintenance" lol
What about the turntable scene, it’s supposed to be pitch black.After my very brief visit this weekend, I have to say the parks are looking really, really great right now. Outside of the Mummy treasure room fire effect, which they are clearly doing something major to, the rides I went on looked great from top to bottom. There was fresh paint throughout the lands, and everything was looking really, really good. The maintenance team is clearly on top of things right now.
I'm assuming you meant Fear Factor, but this reply did make me chuckleIt'll be back after HHN. They need it to soak up Holiday crowds. January is the earliest it would close, just like when they closed Beetlejuice.
But I don't even think it'll close then. We have absolutely no trustworthy rumor of it closing anytime soon.
Yes, my response was clearly regarding Fear Factor... wasn't that where the conversation was at or did I miss something?I'm assuming you meant Fear Factor, but this reply did make me chuckle
It'll be back after HHN. They need it to soak up Holiday crowds. January is the earliest it would close, just like when they closed Beetlejuice.
But I don't even think it'll close then. We have absolutely no trustworthy rumor of it closing anytime soon.
Yeah I had posted "Its just a phrase. Technically, "20,000 leagues under the sea" is still closed for seasonal maintenance" lol - and you replied to that. Obviously your reply was for FF but considering how some people keep looking for long ago attractions, I found the reply accidentally amusing.Yes, my response was clearly regarding Fear Factor... wasn't that where the conversation was at or did I miss something?
And even with KidZone, I feel like i'd be more inclined to bet on it still being open for next HHN still rather than being closed.Yea I’d say KidZone has a better chance of closing at this point, and I wouldn’t hold my breath on that either
And even with KidZone, I feel like i'd be more inclined to bet on it still being open for next HHN still rather than being closed.
Although a KidZone project is something that could happen fast and with nothing scheduled for USF at all besides Bourne, they may finally pull the trigger on a project for the area.
Is that garage anywhere near the parks? From the pictures above, it looks pretty far away from the parksSo is the general thinking here that the new parking structure will replace the flat car park we see in the image? Because thats a huge chunk of space, which happens to sit right behind Diagon Alley. Add to the this the new office and warehouse buildings being built on Site B and its easy to presume that they are hoping to add significant space to their existing parks.
The area that they are digging up and putting foundations in was 600 spaces of flat parking. This is going to add quite a bit of capacity to the garage as it fills up fast in the mornings.So is the general thinking here that the new parking structure will replace the flat car park we see in the image? Because thats a huge chunk of space, which happens to sit right behind Diagon Alley. Add to the this the new office and warehouse buildings being built on Site B and its easy to presume that they are hoping to add significant space to their existing parks.
It’s literally right behind Diagon.Is that garage anywhere near the parks? From the pictures above, it looks pretty far away from the parks