Recent content by magicallactose

Wow, really impressed by the mixture of AR and sets. Also, the two actual 'reviews' of the ride we've gotten so far have emphasized that the AR works well and lines up with its environment, so I'm inclined to think that most of the perceived jankiness in the POV is mostly due to it being filmed...

That's not the ceiling. That's the brim of the Mario hat which the visor is attached to. The person who filmed this video stuck their phone inside the visor to give us that POV.

That is frickin' adorable!

It's astonishing how good it all looks! And those animatronics are so spot-on to the video game animations/movements.

Agreed. The sneak peek vids I've seen of the animatronics for the new Japan B&B dark ride made my jaw drop. I so hope it makes it across the ocean one day!

Strongly disagree there. The over-saturated pics make everything look a few notches too 'loud' to me. Especially considering that these particular 'mountain ranges' are the tallest parts of Mario World. They benefit from the forced perspective trick of being a bit more subdued. I wouldn't be...

Agreed. Night turns every theme park land into an indoor dark ride essentially :)

When I go to theme parks (in the summer), a tank top or muscle-tee paired with shorts is my default. I usually pack a casual short sleeve, button up shirt in my bag, just in case.

Yeah, despite being a Potter nerd, like a lot of you, I'm most excited about the monster Yeah, a Lord of the Rings land would be a slam-dunk! I'm a big Star Trek fan, but I honestly don't think it would make a very compelling land. Other than the Enterprise (and various other ships...

I'm not a huge fan of Fantastic Beasts either, but I am excited to experience a new 'Wizarding Land' land, even if it's based on locations from these films. I mean, even people who know nothing of the boy wizard or Newt would find an enchanted turn-of-the-century Paris charming, I'd think? I...

I think the main difference is that The Crimes of Grindewald brought in a big overseas box office (even though it is widely considered a box office disappointment here in North America). The Divergent movies were not a hit internationally...

That looks awesome. Truly like seeing the game come to life. And yeah, seeing all the moving props will add so much to it (clouds, coins, piranha plants)

From what I heard from people on the InsideOrlando forum, Epic Universe already has quite a bit of expansion pads for additional lands.

I'd think that it would be as simple as the CMs just telling people to hurry up. Shouting at them to move their arses would actually be quite in character in this ride, lol.

But that was out of necessity because of that guest injury (and risk of lawsuit). Selfies of the sexiest room in the shiny, new ride are the best advertising there is. I don't see Disney undercutting that by making guests give up their phones.