TalkingHead
Well-Known Member
Hearing a diehard fan call it “solid” doesn’t exactly suggest that this place is going to move the needle for UOR.
Diehard fans are very different than your average guest. I'm sure your average guest will think it's a great park.Hearing a diehard fan call it “solid” doesn’t exactly suggest that this place is going to move the needle for UOR.
Because it is such a bad value given its capacity. I’d probably be nicer to it if it had Peoplemover lines, but it realistically only will if the park is dead.The person hates Yoshi's Adventure so I cannot take the post seriously...
Thank you sharing.
They’ve all abandoned rides like that, unfortunately. But when you see the reactions to things like Stark Flight Lab, and hell, even WEB Slingers, it’s easy to figure out why the parks only aim for heavy hitters.Epic really needs some C to D ticket dark ride experiences. That would make it a more fleshed out park.
Where is the ET? Men In Black? Cat in the Hat? Secret Life? It’s a shame universal has basically abandoned rides like that.
Men In Black is an E ticket in a massive building. Not quite comparable to the others you mentioned.Epic really needs some C to D ticket dark ride experiences. That would make it a more fleshed out park.
Where is the ET? Men In Black? Cat in the Hat? Secret Life? It’s a shame universal has basically abandoned rides like that.
I find it... "interesting" that supposed team members, who are the only ones seeing the park so far, are openly posting such negative reviews online...
Men In Black is an E ticket in a massive building. Not quite comparable to the others you mentioned.
I love Men in Black, but it's at best a D Ticket. But we don't need to be pedantic, that wasn't my point. My point was the type of attraction missing from the EU roster.
I'm not being pedantic. You can call it whatever you want, especially since Universal never used ticket books, but by using MIB as an example, you're effectively altering your own suggestion to say Epic Universe needs more large-scale, headline attractions, because that's exactly what MIB is, one of USF's headliners. Its popularity (and maintenance) may have waned over the past 25 years, but its scale has remained unchanged.
I agree, though I think Mario Kart fills a similar role to MIB. In no case would I put it at a higher "ticket" than MIB.Epic really needs some C to D ticket dark ride experiences. That would make it a more fleshed out park.
Where is the ET? Men In Black? Cat in the Hat? Secret Life? It’s a shame universal has basically abandoned rides like that.
I agree, though I think Mario Kart fills a similar role to MIB. In no case would I put it at a higher "ticket" than MIB.
The only other rides that aren't E-tickets or flat rides are Fyre Drill (which you'd need an extra set of clothes for) and Yoshi (which seems to move at a snail's pace).
Berk WILL be the best land in the park. Mark my words.
Okay we differ on how we see MIB, at most MIB is a slow moving, but detailed, dark ride to me. No where on the scale of what I consider an E-Ticket, but a fantastic ride.
If we remove that attraction example from my post, can we get back to what I feel is missing from EU?
I rode Monsters twice in a row within 10 minutes and could’ve rode it a third time. If I attempted that at FBJ I wouldn’t make it past the first scene of the second ride without a bio spill.I hear good reviews on the Monster's Ride, but what is the motion sickness factor? I don't do well on Forbidden Journey, and I hear this ride is even longer.
They never used ticket books like Disney did, but they use the A through E ticket terminology internally to describe an attraction’s creative direction during development, and its standing in the park post-opening.especially since Universal never used ticket books
Berk WILL be the best land in the park. Mark my words.
Men In Black is an E ticket in a massive building. Not quite comparable to the others you mentioned.
, headline attractions, because that's exactly what MIB is, one of USF's headliners. Its popularity (and maintenance) may have waned over the past 25 years, but its scale has remained unchanged.
Well this is disappointing.The Frankenstein Experiment: In true Universal fashion, the queue and pre-show are much better than the ride itself.
You're preaching to the choir here. I've always been team "Berk is the true gem of EU, Dark Universe will disappoint".Berk WILL be the best land in the park. Mark my words.
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