If it's inside, Dracula. If it's outside, Wolfman.
I mean we’ve seen one of the lands already with Nintendo so it’s clear they keep everything within theme. Not that it needs deep lore, but keep it in theme is all we’re asking. An unthemed coaster in the woods would be disappointing.I mean, what was Islands described as when it debut? I think we are kinda expecting much more than what universal is going to give us. I say expect what they already have done, SNW and the potter areas. This is the same park that will feature the Yoshi adventure ride. What's that immersive storyline lol. I can see this being as immersive as the hippogriff. Ok, maye a step above that but I am not expecting Velocicoaster level of immersion. For crying outloud, this park will have a splash battle and a skyflyer. I am not expecting to literally transport me into different places where the staff were hand picked to try into the area. Again, I am expecting more of what they did with potter and the new park that just opened.
From what I can remember and what's been posted in the past, before it was Epic Universe it was Fantastic Worlds(?). With that old name in mind and the center of the new park being space-themed, you can see on the concept art it appears there's portals/gateways for each land.I am not expecting to literally transport me into different places where the staff were hand picked to try into the area.
RMC has that new family modelCould we see the famed Wooden Coaster someone was raving about?
Wolfman Fantasy is now cancelledI wonder if RMC has any kind of exclusivity contract within a certain market area?
you just described Hagrids, or rather the family friendly version of hagrids that HTTYD land is gettingOutdoor family-ish coaster in the Monsters area? Hmmmm…..
I don’t think this will be a spinning coaster or a Mack suspended coaster. Personally I feel like Thirteen at Alton Towers would fit the bill. It’s an outdoor family coaster through the woods that would fit the aesthetic here. I hope it’s something a little bit more thrilling than that as I found Thirteen to be a pretty bland ride, even with the drop track.
No park that sees the numbers UOR does would put a woody in their park considering how quickly they degenerate and the time needed to relaminate/maintain each year to stop another Gwazi situation happening. which leads ibox, RMC business model is not to build bespoke highly themed coasters. And if you were going to build a ride with steel track why bother making it wood frame if you need to cover up. Other manufacturers are building similar elements in their rides in steel these days anyway. But regardless these aren't accessible. Comfort collar drama aside, look at what SWO are doing with Ice Breaker. the point is there are plenty of family options out there, and if its Mack like has been speculated on here its very clear what options there are.Could we see the famed Wooden Coaster someone was raving about?
you just described Hagrids, or rather the family friendly version of hagrids that HTTYD land is getting
No park that sees the numbers UOR does would put a woody in their park considering how quickly they degenerate and the time needed to relaminate/maintain each year to stop another Gwazi situation happening. which leads ibox, RMC business model is not to build bespoke highly themed coasters. And if you were going to build a ride with steel track why bother making it wood frame if you need to cover up. Other manufacturers are building similar elements in their rides in steel these days anyway. But regardless these aren't accessible. Comfort collar drama aside, look at what SWO are doing with Ice Breaker. the point is there are plenty of family options out there, and if its Mack like has been speculated on here its very clear what options there are.
Why would they? It's not like a particular park paid them to develop a particular style of coaster for exclusive rights. We often hear about these "contracts" but I have yet to actually see one.I wonder if RMC has any kind of exclusivity contract within a certain market area?
so the HTTYD coaster but with or without the drop track of hagrids. . .Outdoor family-ish coaster in the Monsters area? Hmmmm…..
I don’t think this will be a spinning coaster or a Mack suspended coaster. Personally I feel like Thirteen at Alton Towers would fit the bill. It’s an outdoor family coaster through the woods that would fit the aesthetic here. I hope it’s something a little bit more thrilling than that as I found Thirteen to be a pretty bland ride, even with the drop track.
You'd still have to replace the wooden track. . .Hypothetically, wouldn't they do a wooden coaster with the steel supports that have been more common to reduce the need to relaminate and maintain?
Why would they? It's not like a particular park paid them to develop a particular style of coaster for exclusive rights. We often hear about these "contracts" but I have yet to actually see one.