Norway Pavilion Frozen construction - Frozen Ever After ride

[Mike S]

Thanks for that, though it looks like we fly into Haneda, not Narita. Looks perfect too.

Thanks all for the replies. Sorry for the thread drift.

No, keep it up. This is a much happier topic, lol

 

[marni1971]

Well, in that case it gets slightly better. Looks like we can land at Haneda all being well before the busses stop running. Emirates from Manchester via Dubai. Michelle has to fly an A380...

 

[marni1971]

And to keep on topic maybe we'll visit once TDS Frozenland is open. To see how it should be done.

 

[PhotoDave219]

And to keep on topic maybe we'll visit once TDS Frozenland is open. To see how it should be done.

You mean, rather than an Out of Place land with a Low-Capacity attraction?

 

[JEANYLASER]

Is the Signage of the Frozen ever After is up let? And also the signage of Fast Pass+ will be up too!

 

[Admiral01]

Right now the biggest hurdle is getting from the airport to the Tokyo Bay Hilton at 11pm when the busses have stopped running. Taxi = ouch. Train = confused.

We always prebook a taxi from NRT to the hotel. Doing it round trip saves some money and hassle.

 

[PhotoDave219]

Is the Signage of the Frozen ever After is up let? And also the signage of Fast Pass+ will be up too!

Noooooooope. We're still 11 months from opening.

 

[righttrack]

I can't, it would be great if they had some plan to account for the lack of capacity, but I can't begin to imagine what that would be.

They're going to speed it up, turn it into a thrill ride. Keep your hands and feet inside the ri..Hey look there's Elsa, boom, there's Anna, blink, there's Olafplease check your seats for any items you may have left behindPLEASELEAVETHERIDENOWWWW!!

 

[Sped2424]

And to keep on topic maybe we'll visit once TDS Frozenland is open. To see how it should be done.

I know I am planning a trip for that in 2018/17 whenever it opens. I wanna be there.

 

[Goofyernmost]

I spent 780 dollars for my family of 4 to do one day at both universal parks this past year. Vacations are expensive especially when you don't take advantage of the multiple day discounts. Sucks! But kids are expensive.

I found that wives are too!

 

[JenniferS]

I found that wives are too!

Only if you treat them right.

 

[Goofyernmost]

Only if you treat them right.

Judging by how much she cost me, I'd say that no one has ever been treated more righter!

Spoiler

Just thought I'd throw a little in there for the grammar police.

 

[JEANYLASER]

Is the Signage of the Frozen ever After is up let? And also the signage of Fast Pass+ will be up too for next year in May!

 

[aladdin2007]

Is the Signage of the Frozen ever After is up let? And also the signage of Fast Pass+ will be up too for next year in May!

nope, prob wont see any of that till next May.

 

[ChrisFL]

If you can fly into Haneda (int'l flights there are becoming more common), there's a great airport hotel.

I'm going with a friend/co-worker in November, but we couldn't get a Haneda flight easily within our price range...sad too since I always stay at the Shinagawa Prince which right near Haneda airport.

BTW, I highly recommend the Shinagawa Prince hotel, it's in a great location, on the Yamanote line which hits most of the major areas of Tokyo and has a lot of great shops,restaurants nearby, and also has its own aquarium, dolphin show, indoor rollercoaster, movie theater, bowling alley, indoor driving range and pirate ship swinging ride.

(sorry for going off topic)

 

[Brer Panther]

Sooooooo... Seriously, does the ride even HAVE a story? I see no story.

Pooh tells a story. You're in the Hundred Acre Wood (you enter via storybook). It's a blustery day. You duck through Owl's house. You bounce with Tigger. You go to Pooh's house. He falls asleep. You end up in his dream about Heffalumps and Woozles. He wakes up. It's raining. You're floating in the water. The rain goes away. Pooh eats honey. Not exactly Shakespeare, but it's a coherent story.

Here? It's just... I don't even know. You see Olaf and Sven. Then you see the trolls. Then you see Olaf and Sven with Anna and Kristoff. Then Elsa sings "Let It Go" for no apparent reason. Then Marshmallow. Then everyone waves goodbye. What's even going on? It doesn't feel like you're on an adventure, you're just going around seeing characters from the film.

 

[PhotoDave219]

Sooooooo... Seriously, does the ride even HAVE a story? I see no story.

Pooh tells a story. You're in the Hundred Acre Wood (you enter via storybook). It's a blustery day. You duck through Owl's house. You bounce with Tigger. You go to Pooh's house. He falls asleep. You end up in his dream about Heffalumps and Woozles. He wakes up. It's raining. You're floating in the water. The rain goes away. Pooh eats honey. Not exactly Shakespeare, but it's a coherent story.

Here? It's just... I don't even know. You see Olaf and Sven. Then you see the trolls. Then you see Olaf and Sven with Anna and Kristoff. Then Elsa sings "Let It Go" for no apparent reason. Then Marshmallow. Then everyone waves goodbye. What's even going on? It doesn't feel like you're on an adventure, you're just going around seeing characters from the film.

Maelstrom didn't tell much of a story either.... Needed more show scenes.

 

[Brer Panther]

Okay, good point. I wouldn't know because I haven't been on Maelstrom.

 

[Bolt]

Okay, good point. I wouldn't know because I haven't been on Maelstrom.

How is that possible? Every guest rode it and was everyone's favorite, always with a 180 minute wait!

 

[RandomPrincess]

How is that possible? Every guest rode it and was everyone's favorite, always with a 180 minute wait!

My husband and I couldn't figure out why there was always such a wait we found it boring.