Are we talking about the same path? You think this path, that ties directly to the back of house path and looks to dead end in the middle of nowhere, is for guests? Anything is possible, but I just am not seeing it with what we have here.
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Yes that was I was referring to. I guess my mind was reading only what it saw in orange. Which looked like a leisure kind of path to add “size” to the land. I can see the back access and straight away now.
I don't want to speculate too much but I can't imagine Universal spending too much money on areas of the park that guests don't "see" let alone can get too. The area under SkyFallRacers is going to be seen by people on the coasters, so should look nice. But back of house stuff is "usually" done as cheaply and cost efficiently as possible.
If guests are going to be allowed into this area, I sure hope there's a lot more theming and landscaping coming.
From what I can tell, the land will have two distinct areas, the village and the forest. This stretch is part of the latter along with the coaster. It's heavy on trees and when time comes to open, it will probably evoke the feeling of a long winding journey into the woods. Spooky!
A couple coaster train cars on track for envelope test at Dragons!
I'm not super excited for the Dragons coaster, but credit where credit is due. The onride visuals will be insane. I'd argue that it could be better than Donkey Kong.
On the internets, many people are comparing HTTYD Land with Toy Story Land.
Even favoring TSL because it has a "Dark Ride" (TSMM).
(Just a reminder, those same people were temporarily apoplectic when the 2 troughs of rock work were cut from Slinky Dog).
I don't think Universal is aiming at TSL, I think they are aiming at this...
Even favoring TSL because it has a "Dark Ride" (TSMM).
(Just a reminder, those same people were temporarily apoplectic when the 2 troughs of rock work were cut from Slinky Dog).
I don't think Universal is aiming at TSL, I think they are aiming at this...
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Lol this isn’t TSL. I love TSL, but HTTYD is gonna be a LOT more.
Add to, they’ll be shade!!!
Add to, they’ll be shade!!!
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Late to the party, but rough look at how the path they are pouring now is for guests... but only the thick part under the coaster, not this skinny off shoots that go into the forest and towards the hub restaurant's backstage area.
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I know it's been a controversial here, but I think the coaster is going to add great kinetics within the hub of the land. Pretty unique how the bulk of the coaster is circled by path while the station is somewhat removed from everything else.
It should help separate the two separate themed areas, since they are distinctly two different locations within the ride.
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Are people really comparing Dragons to TSL...
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Neat! Fortune teller’s tent then launch into a werewolf rampage through the woods/village?
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