True...and yes I can't wait to see it!I doubt there will be a solid date set until a few months before the main attraction can open. But that's just me.
On a slightly related note...Half Blood Prince is getting some stellar reviews.
True...and yes I can't wait to see it!I doubt there will be a solid date set until a few months before the main attraction can open. But that's just me.
On a slightly related note...Half Blood Prince is getting some stellar reviews.
I doubt there will be a solid date set until a few months before the main attraction can open. But that's just me.
On a slightly related note...Half Blood Prince is getting some stellar reviews.
I would say that they are either going to do it for summer or christmas. I have heard christmas a few times. plus deathly hallows comes out that winter. we will see.
Christmas would be a disaster. Way too late.
I just checked screamscape and these giant snake heads are apparently part of the attraction.
http://screamscape.com/html/ioa_-_harry_potter_0.htm
When it was first announced Christmas was the time. It was supposed to be this Christmas(we know how that turned out). I don't think it would be a disaster at all. It would be nowhere near as good as summer but not a disaster. From what I hear there will be snow on the ground daily. No idea how they can make this work in the summer. Also, I am almost positive they are going to do a star studded premiere. Great press for the park. I know J.K. Rowling was saying something about it during the charity event I was at a while back.
It was supposed to be Christmas of 2009 or Summer 2010. Christmas 09 will not be happening, and if they wait till Christmas 2010, it'll be a disaster.
And yes, The Chamber of Secrets and the Basilisk will be part of the attraction.
Hey all! Snagged this off of Mugglenet today:
There are some interesting new details online concerning what attractions we'll get to enjoy at The Wizarding World of Harry Potter Theme Park in Orlando next year. According to The Orlando Sentinel, the main attraction will be what's housed in Hogwarts Castle:
Plans for the 20-acre Wizarding World show more than a dozen buildings, including at least three shops, a restaurant and multiple forced-perspective decorative buildings. The centerpiece will be the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, the iconic castle and keep from the Potter books and movies.
Universal's Hogwarts, records show, will be 150 feet, or 15 stories, high.
The castle will also house what is expected to be the Wizarding World's signature attraction. Several people familiar with the project, including one person directly involved, said the ride will be what's known as a "robocoaster" — a ride system in which guests sit in seats suspended from a robotic arm that can swivel and swoop in multiple directions while it advances along a track.
A bit of information to share...
The main ride (robotic arm) will definitely not be opening with the land. The ride is facing massive setbacks and will be lucky if testing gets underway full-time by Christmas of 2010.
Some of those amazing secrets are being uncloaked in our Central Florida On Demand exclusive. Scott Fais uncovers some of the mysteries surrounding the Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Universal’s Islands of Adventure, including exclusive video of the rollercoaster-type ride being designed for Hogwarts Castle.
The in-depth report also unveils construction photos and what goes into making a mega theme-park attraction.
A bit of information to share...
The main ride (robotic arm) will definitely not be opening with the land. The ride is facing massive setbacks and will be lucky if testing gets underway full-time by Christmas of 2010.
If anybody here lives in the Central Florida area and has Brighthouse Networks CFnews13 is broadcasting a Harry Potter exclusive on Channel 300 on Central Florida On Demand. It is an exclusive look at the new Harry Potter section at IOA being built.
Hopefully somebody can record this and post it online somewhere for all to see.
This is not true. Yes there are major concerns and challenges but to say the project is that far behind is premature at this point.A bit of information to share...
The main ride (robotic arm) will definitely not be opening with the land. The ride is facing massive setbacks and will be lucky if testing gets underway full-time by Christmas of 2010.
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