I don't know how much ability they have to do this, but I hope they can change the actual look of the vehicle somewhat. That would really help distinguish it from the two other Scoop rides at Universal Orlando.
I'd probably like Transformers if Spider-Man didn't exist. But it does!
Curfveture of the screen helps too (see: Cinema). The downside is the car has to stop in front of the screen - Spiderman rarely stops but it's because of the left-to-right movement to match the squinch. The car can't move left-to-right and show forward motion unless the screen is REALLY curved and the cars actually turn as well as move (see: Spiderman free-fall finale).
Islands had a nearly 3-month preview for AP holders.
When it was a trackless ride in the early concept, that was the ride vehicles. We’d be seated in several rows in a courtroom and during the first scene it would have broke into two sections and we would have travelled throughout the whole ride together in a pair of courtroom bench sections.
Move over chocolate frogs, say hello to chocolate snails!
Oh it doesn’t fit, but I do agree it was built with theme park ideas in mind. At least to a minor degree
Every land is speculated to have an interactive element (likely tied with merchandise) correct? We know SNW will have power-up bands, Wizarding World will have wands, and HTTYD is speculated to have interactive dragon pets you can adopt/buy. That just leaves Monsters, I think an interactive build-a-monster or lab equipment would work well in the lore for the area and make for interesting interactive elements. Or maybe some interactive monster specific artifacts, like Frankenstein bolts, Mummy and Dracula amulets, or werewolf teeth would be cool collectibles and have the potential to interact with and unlock cool interactive elements.As for Monsters merch, my outside-the-box pitch is for some kind of "Build a Laboratory" concept, taking inspiration from stuff like Creepy Crawlers and the Doctor Dreadful lines. Individual units with specific gimmicks that you buy separately, but which can be linked/joined together so kids can construct their own mad science labs! With Monsters-specific branding, of course.
And for older kids/adult collectors, a line of Universal-exclusive, highly-articulated Monster action figures (like NECA or McFarlane Toys have produced) would be nice.
Not that it’s what we would’ve gotten, but an Alien Encounter style attraction with a Werewolf or really any monster would be great.
Man this took me BACK!As for Monsters merch, my outside-the-box pitch is for some kind of "Build a Laboratory" concept, taking inspiration from stuff like Creepy Crawlers and the Doctor Dreadful lines. Individual units with specific gimmicks that you buy separately, but which can be linked/joined together so kids can construct their own mad science labs! With Monsters-specific branding, of course.
And for older kids/adult collectors, a line of Universal-exclusive, highly-articulated Monster action figures (like NECA or McFarlane Toys have produced) would be nice.
