How much longer does Shrek 4-D have?

[OG Runner]

I thought the same thing. They could replace "Bourne" when it completely fails with "Sing" and also put in a "Secret Lives of Pets" and Minion (off the shelf) ride and voila we have "Illumination Central".

Illumination could even be used in "Seuss Landing" with "Grinch" and "Lorax". I'd love to see a Mt Crumpit ride like Expedition Everest aboard a sleigh.

I will try to be as polite as I can. Replacing Bourne with Sing would be stupid, with all due respect. (How was that?)

 

[MickeyMouse10]

I will try to be as polite as I can. Replacing Bourne with Sing would be stupid, with all due respect. (How was that?)

Not good, like your opinion.

 

[OG Runner]

Not good, like your opinion.

I tried, but really don't care what you think about my opinion.

 

[MickeyMouse10]

I tried, but really don't care what you think about my opinion.

Maybe you shouldn't put comments on a message board, if you don't want someone to react to it.

 

[OG Runner]

Maybe you shouldn't put comments on a message board, if you don't want someone to react to it.

Pot calling the kettle black.

 

[1HAPPYGHOSTHOST]

Jesus, will you two kiss already and get it over with?!

 

[OG Runner]

Jesus, will you two kiss already and get it over with?!

You win! I'm out.

 

[JoeCamel]

How did no one say to make the shrek theatre into the Dreamworks theatre. Like literally you can sorta keep the shrek ride but revamp the whole theatre. Change the seats, give it the 180 degree screen and throw in some dreamworks characters for more synergy and boom, you get to call it a new attraction for like 1/2 the price of what Secret life of Pets would've been. Plus then everytime you replace the show with a different movie franchise, boom you can call it another NEW and AWESOME attraction at the Universal Orlando resort. Guys guys come on you gotta think like Comcast... save the money.

They have a problem with the entrance to the park that would be better served by replacing that and a couple of the other buildings at the front. If they go SloP they can change it out and blend it to New York better.

 

[OG Runner]

They have a problem with the entrance to the park that would be better served by replacing that and a couple of the other buildings at the front. If they go SloP they can change it out and blend it to New York better.

I understand the reasoning, but is SloP as popular an IP to replace Shrek all together?

 

[JoeCamel]

I understand the reasoning, but is SloP as popular an IP to replace Shrek all together?

No, move shrek to a better location and redo his attraction into something more deserving.

 

[OG Runner]

No, move shrek to a better location and redo his attraction into something more deserving.

Sounds like a plan. Now all we need to do is get Universal to do it. (Damn Pandemic)

 

[JoeCamel]

Sounds like a plan. Now all we need to do is get Universal to do it. (Damn Pandemic)

Lend them a few million, overpay your cable bill.

 

[OG Runner]

Lend them a few million, overpay your cable bill.

I already do, don' t you?

 

[JoeCamel]

I already do, don' t you?

Cut it about 7 years ago, $40 for internet and broadcast for local is all I need

 

[macefamily]

I'd say the public has spoken. Mid week, yesterday and today, wait times at midday have been 75 minutes and 80 minutes respectively. People develop their perceptions from their own perspectives, age, lifestyle, personal tastes, etc. Shrek has been around for awhile, but there's always a new generation of children who get to see the movie for the first time. I'm sure those kids and their families love the ride. You may have rode it 30 times in your life, but that family standing in line in front of you may be excited for their first Shrek experience.

 

[OG Runner]

I'd say the public has spoken. Mid week, yesterday and today, wait times at midday have been 75 minutes and 80 minutes respectively. People develop their perceptions from their own perspectives, age, lifestyle, personal tastes, etc. Shrek has been around for awhile, but there's always a new generation of children who get to see the movie for the first time. I'm sure those kids and their families love the ride. You may have rode it 30 times in your life, but that family standing in line in front of you may be excited for their first Shrek experience.

And then are sorely disappointed.

 

[lazyboy97o]

I'd say the public has spoken. Mid week, yesterday and today, wait times at midday have been 75 minutes and 80 minutes respectively. People develop their perceptions from their own perspectives, age, lifestyle, personal tastes, etc. Shrek has been around for awhile, but there's always a new generation of children who get to see the movie for the first time. I'm sure those kids and their families love the ride. You may have rode it 30 times in your life, but that family standing in line in front of you may be excited for their first Shrek experience.

Wait times already are a poor metric and even more so with reduced capacity.

 

[macefamily]

"Wait times are a poor metric" Right. When you're standing in line for Hagrid for 120 minutes.....

 

[lazyboy97o]

"Wait times are a poor metric" Right. When you're standing in line for Hagrid for 120 minutes.....

Wait times alone tell you nothing about how many people are experiencing an attraction. Shrek 4-D keeps surviving in spite of itself.

 

[maxairmike]

"Wait times are a poor metric" Right. When you're standing in line for Hagrid for 120 minutes.....

There's a reason it didn't come close to these wait times on 99% of days prior to COVID, and it's not because it suddenly got super popular during the shutdown. The inflated wait times are 100% the result of reduced capacity and efficiency. That's all there is to it.