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Should be there in around that time frame. I'm not sure if that's the soft opening schedule or the grand opening one. We'll here more from those in the know as time approaches.

Probably not for awhile. I'd look to BG to get a major thrill ride (not this piddly wild mouse) before SW does again. That's not SW's main focus.

There are none this year.

The best place to eat putting aside value, is probably the Underwater Grill. However, for good counter service, look to the two Waterfront restaurants to provide the best food in that category.

The park isn't that complicated to plan for. Do the two big rides first thing. Otherwise, get a show schedule early and base your day around the times of the shows you want to view since SW is mainly a show oriented park. Fill the gaps in between with nearby exhibits.

Shouldn't be. JTA went down for a length of time earlier this year, so that shouldn't be going down for any reason again soon.

Here's a list of going ons: http://www.4adventure.com/seaworld/fla/swfse/christmas.aspx Perhaps the biggest thing on the list is the performances by the Orlando Philharmonic.

A while back I heard something related from a ride development consultant. Apparently if the SDC company was to remain successful, they would consider building a park here. Ever since I heard that, I put my money there as the next park chain to come to Orlando since Six Flags, Cedar Fair, or...

Yessum.

They close around 10:15 on non-peak nights. The time he listed was for peaks.

Yes, the show did close, but there is nothing scheduled to replace it yet.

I ate before the event started at about 4:30 at the Stanleyville BBQ. It's a favorite stop whenever I go to Busch Gardens.

I visited Howl-O-Scream on September 28 for the Freaky Preview. It was free with my Platinum passport and I was hoping that the event would be much less crowded than last year. The group started in the hold area for those guests in the park when it closed. Got some laps in on Scorpion and rode a...

Mummy will more than likely be open then unless they goof up in testing, but I would bet on the positive that it'd be open.

And as I said on those boards, those aren't Mummy blueprints, those are Apollo 13 blueprints which never was built. This isn't anything new.

Have you not been reading the news? I'm not basing this on my own thoughts, there's been multiple news articles on it. If the state doesn't get it, Kent Buescher is currently the highest bidder by far.

Six Flags has been pegged to having/looking at land everywhere from Miami to Daytona to north of Tampa. The old Boardwalk & Baseball was the best Six Flags rumor, but that's been long dead. Don't believe anything until you see a press release, which probably won't ever happen. The best chance...

The website is now up... http://themeparks.universalstudios.com/orlando/hhn/

Sounds to me like it's John Carpenter, Bob Crane's friend.... and kind of looks like him. Hmm...

Mummy warriors are better than cardboard cutouts in blacklighting pretty much any day. Just wait until it opens, I don't think you realize how elaborate it is going to be. Just because Universal doesn't procrastinate for 3 or 4 years building something doesn't mean it can't be done well in...