Rteetz
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Its based on two teenage elf brothers who embark on a quest to discover if there is still magic in the world. Set in a suburban fantasy world.
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Bairstow
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"Suburban fantasy world" as in Shrek or Shadowrun?
Rteetz
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Not really sure. It was originally a nameless film announced at D23 in 2017 so maybe someone who was there could give more insight. I was not.
bcoachable
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thanks for trying! I didn't know if maybe there was an outlet in orlando or something....
bcoachable
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Not sure that was supposed to get out.. yet...
DDLand
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Introducing our latest theme park! NOTHING like all our other theme parks! Now you can visit Jurassic World (forget about the fact we have that in ANOTHER park), the Wizarding World of Harry Potter (forget about the fact we have that in TWO parks), and an animated world (forget about the fact we have that in ANOTHER park).
I’m not that happy with a lot of the stuff going into WDW, but it’s a lot more interesting than most of the choices Universal is making. I’m interested in pretty much everything coming to WDW over the next couple years, but the repetitiveness at Universal is starting to get old.
They’re shooting low.
the.dreamfinder
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Remember when theme parks had, well, themes?
bcoachable
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At least their shots have a theme...
bcoachable
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Oh, I think the lands are going to be well themed... They have seen the light. But time will tell...
bcoachable
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good point...
my thoughts were Future World driven...
peter11435
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Yeah. Disney has for the most part forgotten the theme of two of their parks and are changing a third.
the.dreamfinder
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Not theming, but theme, in the identity/thesis sense.
Rodan75
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I have a bad feeling about this...and what it means for IoA or USF over the long haul.
Bairstow
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I will happily sacrifice overarching, park-wide themeing in exchange for the sort of impeccable land/attraction-level theming Universal has shown themselves to be excellent at.
Mike S
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Nintendo. That’s all I need man. Plus as time goes on it’s starting to become doubtful that Jurassic World is getting a whole area. Insiders seem to think we’ll be seeing the Universal Monsters. Other than Nintendo I don’t think anyone really knows what’s coming though DreamWorks is a strong possibility.
If the rides are great who the hell cares anyway? It’s still new experiences. As long as we don’t get more F&F’s it’s all good in my book.
Indy_UK
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the.dreamfinder
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Underinvestment.
the.dreamfinder
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FWIW, I’m all for a third gate, but I don’t believe the current UNI management/creative team is capable of it. UNI’s a sort of ampohorous blob to people outside of the theme park space. They need to build/rebuild their gates around specific themes/ideas if they want to beat Disney.
Rodan75
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This. I'm super excited for Nintendo not very excited for anything else yet. I mean...outside of space what is their justification for a new gate?
Will Fantastic Worlds become their new Primary park and USF/IOA just fade over time? It feels that way with so many concepts apparently being repeated.