Having watched it, and having ridden the Disneyland version of ToT, it looks totally fine. I actually thought it looked fun. Just, don't touch WDW's Tower.
Hopefully not.
Having watched it, and having ridden the Disneyland version of ToT, it looks totally fine. I actually thought it looked fun. Just, don't touch WDW's Tower.
Some videos of Guardians of the Galaxy - Mission: Breakout!
highlights:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hpd4JjJIROg
full queue tour with Joe Rohde:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DCVLktRLMWc
full on-ride:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=luFaiyTrASY
nope
Kinda a dumb question but I don't really know where to ask or look.
Im planning a solo Disney World trip later this year before a big family trip next year.
Im finally making good money with my job so I can actually go in pretty easy on gifts and merchandise for once.
Is there any sort of guide (official or fanmade) with the more limited or specific items?
Especially talking about limited stuff like cups specific to certain restaurants and such.
I don't know about a universal merch guide but there's a pin blog for all of the new pin releases and the Disneyland subreddit tends to post about new stuff. I think they still sell the Red Rose Tavern cup in the Be Our Guest restaurant, and the Jolly Roger Funko Pop and Pirate Stein are likely hanging around somewhere so it's best to be on the lookout for those as well.
I heard Sea World got a new coaster, and the (absolutely fantastic) Kraken is getting a VR component. How is the latter for anyone who has tried it?
Universal Orlando announced that Fast & Furious will use virtual queuing. Really hope this doesn't become standard for future attractions.
I have only read about it with fallon, but whats the downsides to it? Seems good to me, can explore other parts of the park while you wait.
Universal Orlando announced that Fast & Furious will use virtual queuing. Really hope this doesn't become standard for future attractions.
It works for Fallon because it's only one ride with moderate demand from guests. If you throw virtual queuing on a bunch of rides in the park (and popular rides, at that) you run the risk of clogging up pathways and inflating the wait times of other attractions.
Out of interest, how does virtual queuing work? Do you get given a time on an app to come back?
Because that sounds an awful lot like the Disney fastpass which obviously run out of slots pretty quickly..
I did the Jimmy Fallon ride by going into the Universal Orlando app and selecting a time I wanted to ride (which I wanted in the next 5 minutes and it was available). After selecting a time, the app flashed up a QR code and I got it scanned and walked in. It was fine.Out of interest, how does virtual queuing work? Do you get given a time on an app to come back?
Because that sounds an awful lot like the Disney fastpass which obviously run out of slots pretty quickly..
This would never work full scale at a regular Disney park or Universal beyond a ride or two.
It's been tested on Rock N' Roller Coaster, and a few other Disney attractions.
They announced that Kung Fu Panda will be replacing Shrek 4-D at Universal Studios Hollywood in 2018
They announced that Kung Fu Panda will be replacing Shrek 4-D at Universal Studios Hollywood in 2018
Kinda surprised it took them that long.
Of all the times I went, the lines were always dead. In fact, that's the only ride at Universal Hollywood that I haven't gone on haha. I just don't care.
How is it?
Kinda surprised it took them that long.
Of all the times I went, the lines were always dead. In fact, that's the only ride at Universal Hollywood that I haven't gone on haha. I just don't care.
How is it?
It's no Terminator 2 3D. Basically a one and done. If you're curious about the experience, just watch the video while sitting in a rocking chair while occasionally spraying water in your face.
Time to check it out one last time.They announced that Kung Fu Panda will be replacing Shrek 4-D at Universal Studios Hollywood in 2018
It's no Terminator 2 3D. Basically a one and done. If you're curious about the experience, just watch the video while sitting in a rocking chair while occasionally spraying water in your face.
T23D is still so good. Hope it's not on the chopping block in Orlando.
So there seems to be a Nintendo-themed stage under construction at Universal Studios Japan. Maybe a more detailed Super Nintendo World announcement is imminent? It should also reveal quite a bit about what's due in the U.S.
Oh man, I really hope that or E.T. never leaves either. If I ever hear of it closing, I'll have to plan a trip down there and see it one more time.
E.T. always struck me as a more elaborate version of Peter Pan's Flight at Disneyland, except it probably has a significantly shorter wait time.
Seriously though what's up with Peter Pan's wait time? It averages 30+ mins.
Trying to get it in time for the Olympics?Saw on Twitter the Nintendo groundbreaking event is being reported to take place tomorrow (Japan time) which should be sometime tonight (?) for the U.S.
No clue if they'll announce attraction details, but the stage suggests something a bit bigger than a simple groundbreaking photo-op with Uni/Nintendo personnel holding shovels or whatever. Guess we'll see.
edit - Early 2020 opening date for Japan also being reported.
Saw on Twitter the Nintendo groundbreaking event is being reported to take place tomorrow (Japan time) which should be sometime tonight (?) for the U.S.
No clue if they'll announce attraction details, but the stage suggests something a bit bigger than a simple groundbreaking photo-op with Uni/Nintendo personnel holding shovels or whatever. Guess we'll see.
edit - Early 2020 opening date for Japan also being reported.
Trying to get it in time for the Olympics?
Its probably going up on Nintendo's Youtube channel then with all the elaborate set design.
So mid 2020 in Orlando? I saw a rumor that construction starts after HHN this year which puts them 6 months behind.
Is it true they axed the DK Mine Cart Coaster? Been hearing lots of rumbling about that on twitter.
Is it true they axed the DK Mine Cart Coaster? Been hearing lots of rumbling about that on twitter.
JungleSkip from Parkscope saying on Inside Universal that the new rumor is that Orlando will be the "biggesr" SNW and DK would be the reason why. Maybe implying Yoshi as well for Orlando?
Well I sure hope they announce something for it soon...
I am still wondering where they are going to fit it at UniORL. Are they going to revamp the kiddie section where ET currently is? Or put it somewhere else entirely...
Well I sure hope they announce something for it soon...
I am still wondering where they are going to fit it at UniORL. Are they going to revamp the kiddie section where ET currently is? Or put it somewhere else entirely...