Alright...let me start this at 11:45 am. Myself, Bryan and Tifani met up with Kenan and we went to the parks during the day. We were able to do alot at both IOA and the Studios. We just got off Spiderman, and it was 7:20, so we decided to walk back over to the Studios to get in line for the AP event.
I was expecting a HUGE line. I was surprised at how many people were there. The line was not to long, we were standing where the ticket booths are. 15 minutes later, the line had extended all the way back to the Universal globe and archway. They started to let people in, and our plan was to run to the Mummy, and get in line. Only abut 200 people were in front of us so it wouldn't of been that long. I ran to go put my stuff in a locker, and Tifani, Kenan, and Bryan all walked to the line. I got up near Twister, and noticed a long line on the street, leading to the Mummy entrance. THAT WAS THE LINE! The line went down 5th Avenue, down 57th Street, and past Twister. It was 140 minutes at the entrance to the building. We were not going to wait in the line...there was just no way. All 4 of us were wet, on a count of doing the water rides at IOA, and I had a slushie poured on my head earlier in the day, so standing still for 200 minutes was not gonna work. I put my stuff in the locker anyway, and we went to do Shrek 4D, which was 15 minutes. I thought it was alright. Tifani and Bryan both thought it was better than Philharmagic. Then we did Jimmy, and Twister. I had never done Twister before because Tifani and Kenan said it was stupid. I liked it. Then we went home lol...(wait a minute...the Cha Cha Slide was supposed to be thrown in there somewhere)
I'm glad all 4 of us went on the Mummy earlier in the day when the park was open to park guests. Nothing had changed, and it seemed the version I rode last Saturday during TR'S was the same version as the one I rode the day after Grand Opening. I heard there is an AA Imhotep in the false unload part, but I didn't see it. Also, it seemed that they have turned up the volume on the queue tv's. They were much clearer this time.
But other than that, no Mummy that night. The wait did go down to 75 minutes before we left, but we still weren't gonna wait.
I'll post some pictures in the Universal Pictures link later.
I was expecting a HUGE line. I was surprised at how many people were there. The line was not to long, we were standing where the ticket booths are. 15 minutes later, the line had extended all the way back to the Universal globe and archway. They started to let people in, and our plan was to run to the Mummy, and get in line. Only abut 200 people were in front of us so it wouldn't of been that long. I ran to go put my stuff in a locker, and Tifani, Kenan, and Bryan all walked to the line. I got up near Twister, and noticed a long line on the street, leading to the Mummy entrance. THAT WAS THE LINE! The line went down 5th Avenue, down 57th Street, and past Twister. It was 140 minutes at the entrance to the building. We were not going to wait in the line...there was just no way. All 4 of us were wet, on a count of doing the water rides at IOA, and I had a slushie poured on my head earlier in the day, so standing still for 200 minutes was not gonna work. I put my stuff in the locker anyway, and we went to do Shrek 4D, which was 15 minutes. I thought it was alright. Tifani and Bryan both thought it was better than Philharmagic. Then we did Jimmy, and Twister. I had never done Twister before because Tifani and Kenan said it was stupid. I liked it. Then we went home lol...(wait a minute...the Cha Cha Slide was supposed to be thrown in there somewhere)
I'm glad all 4 of us went on the Mummy earlier in the day when the park was open to park guests. Nothing had changed, and it seemed the version I rode last Saturday during TR'S was the same version as the one I rode the day after Grand Opening. I heard there is an AA Imhotep in the false unload part, but I didn't see it. Also, it seemed that they have turned up the volume on the queue tv's. They were much clearer this time.
But other than that, no Mummy that night. The wait did go down to 75 minutes before we left, but we still weren't gonna wait.
I'll post some pictures in the Universal Pictures link later.