Phroobar
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A DK coaster would fit really well in the Mummy building.
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Animaniac93-98
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Disneyhead'71
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NobodyElse
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socalifornian
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The show buildings neutral tan color really makes the facade pop
ProjectXBlog
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ProjectXBlog
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i cannot imagine them completely removing the tram, but rerouting it maybe?
Phroobar
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They will keep rerouting it but it will be a shorter and shorter experience. Eventually it will disappear entirely for stand alone rides and studio infrastructure.
The Grand Inquisitor
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I would hate to see the tram tour removed. It's what makes the park so unique and different from the other Universal parks.
socalifornian
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If the location that’s shown isn’t just random photoshop then it seems like it will border Universal Hollywood Dr.it looks like the lower lot is going to be seeing some big changes soon:
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Going by the buildings description and my time on the lot it sounds like they might be trying to consolidate as much as possible into a smaller area. I threw in DK based off this comment from Inside Universal
ProjectXBlog
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also curious about what that headliner for 2022 could be...
Sharon&Susan
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I doubt that Universal will remove the studio trams from Hollywood anytime soon, just a few months ago they sent out polls implying that they've thought of making the Studio Tram have a separate admission from the park.
BubbaQuest
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I haven't looked at the Evo plan for awhile. Was that lot for the campus originally zoned for a new Uni hotel?
socalifornian
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Same. That hotel was meant to go on the old site of Fung Lum according to everyone at IU. It’s outside of the lot above the Jurassic World lettering and a little to the left where a sliver of asphalt is showing in the screenshot. Never really understood how a hotel was supposed to take over that small restaurant plot
Disneylover152
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The Walking Dead Attraction set to close at Universal Studios Hollywood
UPDATE - 2/18/2020 Universal Studios Hollywood has confirmed that The Walking Dead Attraction will close on March 4. From a Universal Studios Hollywood spokesperson - “After many years of thrilling guests, ‘The Walking Dead’ attraction will close on March 4. The area, now referred to as Pets
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Thoughts?
Homemade Imagineering
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Well, I did enjoy this attraction mainly because it was a break from screens, had a few animatronics, and I loved the forest at the beginning of the attraction, since it reminded me of E.T. Adventure‘s queue. Anyways, I really feel that we will see many drastic changes throughout the park in the next few years, especially with Nintendo on the rise, as well as Pets. In terms of the next ride to leave the park, I would have to say mummy, since Harry Potter as a whole ( Forbidden journey and hippogriff) isn't going anywhere, neither is Jurassic, Kung Fu Panda is still new, minnions is still newer, Simpson’s is still fairly newer, so is Transformers, and studio tour isn‘t going anywhere, although it will continue to change over time with new additions I’m sure. That leaves mummy. Its never 100%, as something is always turned off, or broken, and it just seems like Universal is waiting for the right time to either overhaul it completely, or just get rid of it. Also, it’s the oldest ride in the park that has seen the fewest changes out of all of the rides at Universal currently. It’s only a matter of time to me, before we see SOMETHING happen. Just my speculation and guesses.The Walking Dead Attraction set to close at Universal Studios Hollywood
UPDATE - 2/18/2020 Universal Studios Hollywood has confirmed that The Walking Dead Attraction will close on March 4. From a Universal Studios Hollywood spokesperson - “After many years of thrilling guests, ‘The Walking Dead’ attraction will close on March 4. The area, now referred to as Pets
Thoughts?
D.Silentu
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While it wasn't perfect, I thought the old Universal Monsters Maze was more fun and visually captivating than The Walking Dead. One significant advantage that it had was the opportunity to scare without the gore inherent to a zombie theme. Universal had a new maze based on the classic monsters at Horror Nights two years ago. It was voted our favorite maze by my friends and myself, and it showed how well a newer take on the genre would be effected. Aside from another maze, it's hard to conceive what else could go in such a confined area. However, I wouldn't mind being pleasantly surprised.