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Judging by wait times, the crowds hit today.

Full is much higher than that

The tunnels run under there and are used by support (i.e. cargos, cargo, employees walking, break room)

Except it has more animatronics than Disney puts in theirs nowadays (plus I feel Victoria's movements were way more realistic than Tiana's flailing about - lol)

Monsters is definitely a star attraction.

No it wasn't Part was the USF parking lot and part was originally slated for a mall till Universal purchased it

It was never just a pass holder preview. Right off the bat there were military, hotel guests and visa card holders. And they didn't even sell all of those. Just because they said they had a block of tickets reserved for pass holders didn't mean all the tickets were. Capacity is still capped at...

Remember its also not really filling to capacity - Universal is capping the attendance much for for a few months to keep crowds down

Look at "Alien Encounter" - originally proposed for Disneyland. It failed here because the Magic Kingdom is considered "a kiddie park" by most guests

When Disney-MGM opened there were so many non-Disney IPs we started referring to it as Disney-EBU studios (Everybody but Universal)

The projections look better in person. For some reason they dont video well

It's actually projection mapping on Victoria's face

None that I know of. The view when you walk in from the portal seems so vast, and so detailed, it' literally caused people to just gasp when I went. For myself, I admit to being a bit overwhelmed (Luna is way bigger that I expected). The combination of greenery, fountains, buildings (even the...

In person it's gorgeous

I dunno. When it was revealed to me, I actually got a little teary eyed - its almost a bit overwhelming at first (and the amount of detail throughout the area is great -- even down to the shop signs with their kinetic energy)

Berk was beautiful.

According to the synopsis we are helping Harry, Ron and Hermione track down Umbridge, so I'd assume the characters will be in the ride.

The numbers come from anylists - Universal doesn't release numbers. But the park is an estimated $6-7 billion investment

Not only did the announce them but they had actual "coming soon" billboards on the sites

Friend of mine says the small print says "family only" - although how they would enforce that is beyond me