I don't know what's bad about teenagers in Disney. Never once have I experienced any rowdy or disruptive teenagers in Disney. Maybe in my local Six Flags, but never in Disney.
Edit: I see you're joking. I guess I'm just a little biased and had to jump in on that comment, seeing as I am a teenager myself
Yes they do, I still have some bitter feelings about the SM refurb.it seems that Universal Orlando is making a announcement on January 24th so let's see what they say...:xmas:
also this is from screamscape '' A few interesting new items have come to light regarding the new Despicable Me attraction at Universal Studios Florida. According to an interesting bit of descriptive text sent my way, the new 3D adventure ride will feature a new HD digital projection system, fog / smoke effects as well as something described as a “drop-away floor”. It’s that last item that has me scratching my head a bit, as I’m not exactly sure just what a drop-away floor would be for, as guests ride in motion-based pods, unless this particular effect is something unique for the pre-show experience perhaps. Anyone know more?''
Univsersal knows how to refurb
Are you against Avatar you?? :lol:
I know I know I know, you weren't talking about Pandora and Avatar.... But that post was just so random, I had to make a joke
Yes they do, that SM refurb still leaves a bad taste in my mouth.it seems that Universal Orlando is making a announcement on January 24th so let's see what they say...:xmas:
also this is from screamscape '' A few interesting new items have come to light regarding the new Despicable Me attraction at Universal Studios Florida. According to an interesting bit of descriptive text sent my way, the new 3D adventure ride will feature a new HD digital projection system, fog / smoke effects as well as something described as a “drop-away floor”. It’s that last item that has me scratching my head a bit, as I’m not exactly sure just what a drop-away floor would be for, as guests ride in motion-based pods, unless this particular effect is something unique for the pre-show experience perhaps. Anyone know more?''
Univsersal knows how to refurb
Hey, I was warning people about random horror ads on pandora
anyone who is wondering harry potter phase 2 is project 722
plus this Sarah Marshall
Project 722
Universal Orlando
September 2011 – Present (4 months) Shepperton Studios- UK
Art Dept Assistant
Art Department Assistant
Warner Bros. Pictures
February 2007 – January 2008 (1 year) London, Royaume-Uni
Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince (D. Yates) - Art Department
Assistant Art Dept Assistant
Warner Bros. Pictures
July 2006 – September 2006 (3 months) London, Royaume-Uni
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
Nicholas Henderson
Art Director, 'Project 722'
Universal Pictures Group UK
September 2011 – Present (4 months) London
Art Director, 'Harry Potter & The Deathly Hallows 1 & 2' (Feature, Dir. D. Yates/Des. S. Craig)
Warner Bros. Studios
September 2008 – April 2010 (1 year 8 months) Leavesden Studios, Londo
Gary Tomkins
Art Director
Project 722
September 2011 – Present (4 months) Shepperton Film Studios
Art Director The Harry Potter films
Warner Bros. Pictures
March 2000 – April 2010 (10 years 2 months)
Julia Dehoff-Bourne
Draughtsperson
'Project 722' at Universal Studios
November 2011 – Present (2 months)
Props Draughtsman, 'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1 & 2' (Feature Films)
Warner Bros. Entertainment Group of Companies
September 2008 – August 2009 (1 year)
Draughtsman, 'Strongarm' (Harry Potter Theme Park Orlando USA)
Warner Bros. Entertainment Group of Companies
April 2007 – July 2007 (4 months)
As you can see, all four of these people have worked on at least one of the Harry Potter films, and one of them even worked on "Project Strongarm", which was the code name
for harry potter land . It would only seem logical, given the people involved and their previous work, that project 722 is also Harry Potter related.
credit to HHN.com
also... any vaults named 722 that are significant
