mickeyfan5534
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The Ghostbusters Experience - @Disneylover152
I love this. This is such a great concept. My only thing, I don't think a coaster would fit well in this building. Of course, there's always tear down and rebuild. A simulator or ride system like Spider-Man or Transformers would have done just the job with less space used and a longer runtime, and maybe gotten the point across better and been able to have a more fun plot. You have four of the funniest women in the business with this IP. Use them. Those four would be your biggest asset. Relegating them to the beginning and the end feels like a crime. The vehicle, I'm not crazy about it. You could use a Rockin Roller Coaster design and it'd be far better because you can have people raise their hands and scream and not deafen someone from being in an enclosed space. But on the good side, I love the preshow/virtual queue. I love the fact ghosts are attacking New York. You have a wonderful story. For the first project, I have to say congratulations. This was a wonderful first shot.
How To Train Your Dragon: Sky High! - @AceAstro
First things first, I'm going to criticize your placement. Universal has clear lands separated by cities and I don't think Dragons, much as I love the franchise, fits the area. I think this maybe should go in Islands of Adventure. This also reminds me a bit too much of Flight of Passage, flying around on dragon-type creatures. That said, as Universal's answer to Flight of Passage? I care far more about the Dragons franchise and it's world building than I do about Pandora. Good choice, good ride, wrong place. You also have so much potential as a relative newcomer, just like Disneylover and I can't wait to see how you progress.
Ghostbusters: Escape from New York - @Magic Feather
Not a ton to say, but your presentation was unique and, while not a frequent presentation, something I've personally done in the past with the Hollywood Studios Fantasia show project. If only that hurricane didn't blow through, I'd love to see where you went with this.
Now I'll see y'all my next challenge. Until then, good luck and don't screw it up.
I love this. This is such a great concept. My only thing, I don't think a coaster would fit well in this building. Of course, there's always tear down and rebuild. A simulator or ride system like Spider-Man or Transformers would have done just the job with less space used and a longer runtime, and maybe gotten the point across better and been able to have a more fun plot. You have four of the funniest women in the business with this IP. Use them. Those four would be your biggest asset. Relegating them to the beginning and the end feels like a crime. The vehicle, I'm not crazy about it. You could use a Rockin Roller Coaster design and it'd be far better because you can have people raise their hands and scream and not deafen someone from being in an enclosed space. But on the good side, I love the preshow/virtual queue. I love the fact ghosts are attacking New York. You have a wonderful story. For the first project, I have to say congratulations. This was a wonderful first shot.
How To Train Your Dragon: Sky High! - @AceAstro
First things first, I'm going to criticize your placement. Universal has clear lands separated by cities and I don't think Dragons, much as I love the franchise, fits the area. I think this maybe should go in Islands of Adventure. This also reminds me a bit too much of Flight of Passage, flying around on dragon-type creatures. That said, as Universal's answer to Flight of Passage? I care far more about the Dragons franchise and it's world building than I do about Pandora. Good choice, good ride, wrong place. You also have so much potential as a relative newcomer, just like Disneylover and I can't wait to see how you progress.
Ghostbusters: Escape from New York - @Magic Feather
Not a ton to say, but your presentation was unique and, while not a frequent presentation, something I've personally done in the past with the Hollywood Studios Fantasia show project. If only that hurricane didn't blow through, I'd love to see where you went with this.
Now I'll see y'all my next challenge. Until then, good luck and don't screw it up.