lazyboy97o
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It didn't need an hour, just some sense of excitement from the star.
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Jimmy Fallon Ride
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Evolution
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Tom Morrow
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I'm a little conflicted. On one hand, it's exciting that it's actually going to be a ride, I thought it would be some sort of interactive show. On the other hand, its yet another 3D motion simulator ride. I don't think the space is even big enough to house anything but something like Despicable Me. So I'd almost rather have had this be a show attraction.
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figment5002000
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I with hold judgement until more information about this attraction is given. I do not think this will use the same tech as Forbidden journey. Fallon was doing a lot of hype and what little info out side of the ride name and release year sound like pure fluff.
JediMasterMatt
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You've got to give Universal credit for abstaining this far from the obvious... if the Mouse had the luxury of having this many "new/modern" rides that used 3D tech, they would be selling "build-your-own custom 3D eye ware complete with MagicBand tech".
danlb_2000
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I wonder if Disney will follow Universal's lead and do a ride based on The View. 
xdan0920
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I wonder if Disney will follow Universal's lead and do a ride based on The View.
Maybe a ride based on "Intervention"
danlb_2000
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Tony Perkis
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Guys, The Roots are going to be in ride. That's awesome.
The Tuna
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Have to agree to an extent. very cool technology and the show was well done. Haven't experienced it in about 5 trips though as it's wow factor dies after a while. Original Kong was amazing. Really miss it even though Mummy is one of my favorite rides around.
This new attraction sounds horrible. Would love to be wrong though.
Not at all concerned about the theming - but am concerned it's another screen based (possible motion simulator) attraction.
It really dilutes other good screen attractions when you literally have motion simulator after motion simulator. In this area alone, you're going to have Shrek, Despicable Me, and Transformers, now this.
If anything i thought Twister was a very good attraction, albeit a little dated. They have an updated version of this in Singapore - which is a lot better than the Twister show in Orlando.
Don't universal have some link with NBC? It would explain the Tonight Show link.
Furthermore on the rite, if it's just a static screen and you sit there then that would be terrible. If it's something like Soarin' then we can actuall rejoice.
It really dilutes other good screen attractions when you literally have motion simulator after motion simulator. In this area alone, you're going to have Shrek, Despicable Me, and Transformers, now this.
If anything i thought Twister was a very good attraction, albeit a little dated. They have an updated version of this in Singapore - which is a lot better than the Twister show in Orlando.
Don't universal have some link with NBC? It would explain the Tonight Show link.
Furthermore on the rite, if it's just a static screen and you sit there then that would be terrible. If it's something like Soarin' then we can actuall rejoice.
danlb_2000
Premium Member
NBC and Universal are both owned by Comcast.
FigmentForver96
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I like the idea, and like all rides, I wont bash it until it opens. Yet I wish they would use a new system by now. Something totally different would be great, especially for this building. I feel like a Jimmy Fallon attraction could have replaced Terminator if they wanted to keep it screen base and use Twister for something different.
On a side note, as unpopular as Twister was, it was one of those rides that made the park what it was. It was original and a little aged but cool nevertheless. Will be sad to see it go.
On a side note, as unpopular as Twister was, it was one of those rides that made the park what it was. It was original and a little aged but cool nevertheless. Will be sad to see it go.
alissafalco
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Isn't Surrell the creep that went postal on here a while back when the news about the Frozen overlay first came out?. right @pheneix ?
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OliveMcFly
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I was confused when I heard this and I feel it's just a filler until they can think of something great to put in that space.
Before the Murder She Wrote building was torn down there were rumors of an SNL Museum which sounded great. I think that with the extra space in the old Nick Studios they could do a museum of old Nick shows. Maybe they can have rotating exhibits showcasing the history of the park and NBC.
Before the Murder She Wrote building was torn down there were rumors of an SNL Museum which sounded great. I think that with the extra space in the old Nick Studios they could do a museum of old Nick shows. Maybe they can have rotating exhibits showcasing the history of the park and NBC.
StageFrenzy
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Yes, yes he is.
StageFrenzy
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With the queue and preshow area I think it has a bigger footprint than you think. You would have to ask someone like @marni1971 though.