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Swedish gaming and entertainment company Embracer Group has bought the theme park rights to J.R.R. Tolkien's intellectual property (IP), including The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit.Aug 19, 2022
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Universal Orlando Resort Misc Refurbs
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JoeCamel
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Can they sublet?
Kevin38
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Yes last grandchild died last year . They paid for the rights I assume with an offer they would sell
Jurassic Park River Adventure's refurbishment has been extended through February 12, 2023.
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Me Ship, The Olive at Islands of Adventure will be closed for refurbishment until March 10, 2023.
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Jurassic Park River Adventure refurbishment set for January 2023
Universal Orlando has extended the attraction's closure through February 12, 2023. Original story below. Universal Orlando has scheduled Jurassic Park River Adventure at Islands of Adventure for refurbishment. The attraction will be closed from January 9, 2023, until February 3, 2023, f
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Me Ship, The Olive at Islands of Adventure will be closed for refurbishment until March 10, 2023.
Me Ship, The Olive closed for refurbishment until March 2023
Universal Orlando has closed Me Ship, The Olive at Islands of Adventure for refurbishment. The attraction will be closed from February 3, 2023, until March 10, 2023. Please keep in mind that these dates can change. Universal usually schedules maintenance for its water attractions during the
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I've meant to bring this up. I have no idea why these are not behind scrims as they look terrible in the park and it's been like this since at the very least the turn of the new year.
They've looked terrible since Blackstone owned the parks IMO :ninja:
But actually, idk how it works with coaster clearance and whatever
Or perhaps it was warranted as unnecessary because the refurb occurs so infrequently
Either way, I think they should consider removing Rip Rid Rockit
HRRR isn't in the way of them maintaining these at all.
Wouldn't a scrim be on some scaffolding bringing it too close to the ride envelope or are my eyes playing tricks on me
They'd have to be careful with the facade near the track, but there's also a scrubbed out facade on the other side of the street that could very easily have scaffolding up.
belloq87
Veteran Member
That's kind of unacceptable.
UniversalRBLX
Veteran Member
My hope for 2024 is that once they are complete with all of these infrastructure-related upgrades to the park, we can see refurbs to rides like MIB, Cat in the Hat, and ET to prepare for EU.
Mad Dog
Premium Member
MIB could use some new blasters and a few new AAs probably
They've added some new effects in recent years that I feel have gone unnoticed (air blast at the end for one)
UniversalRBLX
Veteran Member
Agree, I also believe MIB would benefit from projection mapping and screenz on some of the windows.
Get you hate speech out of this auditorium
Mad Dog
Premium Member
Universal: Open the closed theaters to alleviate the crowding already!!!
anihilnation
Veteran Member
I think once Epic opens MIB might be going. The reason I think so is 1: they have a new shooter with Villains, and 2: that rumored broomstick ride to replace FF never happened, part of me thinks that maybe they decided to hold off and get an even even bigger area by getting rid of MIB too.
Thank goodness, they can do better IMO
