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I think this thread needs an abbreviation primer: 1) UOR: Universal Orlando Resort 2) USF: Universal Studios Florida 3) IOA: Islands of Adventure 4) CW: CityWalk 5) EU: Epic Universe

I mean, Universal made one in 2008 ETA: the ride system is long in the tooth now, but the actual premise, script, and jokes are A+

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Also, I kinda think the IP transcends the show at this point.

Its comments like this that truly blow my mind.

Which is so wild.

It will print money, just like it does at USF. Universal just found something that will print more money (Pokémon).

Springfield!:cautious:

I wouldn’t be surprised if Uh Oah is removed (the audio cue at least.)

At the very least, they should deliver the race packets to your room for those prices. A special booth at the expo is not a perk. The expo is a punishment.

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Some folks weren’t around during the Eisner days, and it shows. What a fun blast from the past today.

Both Dinosaur films were flops.

There are no more rules. I would say it won't go there (or anywhere) because it is not an IP.

It will not. If anything from Fantastic Beasts comes to fruition, I would expect it at USF or the next theme park.

Facts are pesky things, but Jaws closed on January 2, 2012 and Diagon Alley opened (officially) in July 2014. Site work to replace Jaws was more work than this will be. 2 years should be sufficient.

Indeed.

@whylightbulb Please do explain how you would accomplish having a human driver eaten by animatronic, effectively, 14 hours a day, 7 days a week.

This horse may actually have legs. I guess we will see. Hard to believe, but here we are.

Frozenstrom to be called "Frozen Ever After" per WSJ. Anyone have WSJ credentials to read the rest? I see the trolls will be involved. http://www.wsj.com/articles/how-disney-milks-its-hits-for-profits-ever-after-1433813239