Recent content by JT3000

My guess, it'll open at a time they deem not completely inappropriate to open a new ride. I don't think the ride's actual readiness will even factor into the equation.

It's fake. Bioreconstruct made it himself apparently.

Someone already posted evidence that an Iron Man ride was in development. What more do you need? :rolleyes: Do you expect the head of UC to come into this thread and say "Oh yeah, that's something we were working on, but it got scrapped because _______?" Sorry, but you're wasting your time here...

"Responding in kind?" In other words, you are looking to pick a fight. Five years later. Because a theme park rumor didn't pan out. Just think about that for a moment. Did you not pick up any new hobbies during quarantine?

If someone started a thread for every rumor that didn't come to fruition, do you have any idea how many useless threads this forum would have? You want new Marvel attractions at Universal. I get it. But you're not getting one. So... maybe let it go?

Don't believe everything you read on the Internet.

That would require only a small retheme of a different ride.

Lesser than the 1976 version that Kongfrontation was based on? 🤔

Your own personal opinion aside, you've failed to explain why the "clone" can't also be beloved. More to the point, Universal Studios Florida isn't a clone of anything. They lifted one or two landmark buildings from Hollywood and that was it. The rest of the park is completely different, and...

Haunted Mansion and Little Mermaid use the same ride system too. Would you say the only difference is the characters used? Spider-Man & Transformers have very different tones, pacing, set design, integration of the technology, and I don't even see many similarities in their stories.

"The originals are all better because they're the originals" is a nonargument. One park having existed prior to another holds no value in and of itself. If we approached everything with this logic of "the original will always be best", we'd never make any progress. In any field. And where does...

No, they aren't.

MK is still a mob scene at opening & closing, even with reduced capacity and no park hopping. I know this from recent experience. Like it or not, having garages that lead to both parks was by far the most efficient way of setting up a 2-park resort, rather than having everything separated...

Is that it, or are there more indoor scenes? Looks like The High in the Sky Miyamoto Yoshi Train Ride.

I fail to see how walking through CityWalk during a pandemic is worse than walking through the TTC and having to sit in an indoor monorail with other parties in the next cabin over, or being herded onto a boat & surrounded by a ton of other people.