Universal Epic Universe (South Expansion Complex) - Now Open!

[Animaniac93-98]

We’ve talked a bit here about access to each land but with Epic being added to the app today, I notice most lands have a secondary entrance bypassing the portal. SNW, for example:
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That's exit only. 1 way in, 1 way out.

 

[JoeCamel]

We’ve talked a bit here about access to each land but with Epic being added to the app today, I notice most lands have a secondary entrance bypassing the portal. SNW, for example:
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That's exit only. 1 way in, 1 way out.

Like Diagon they may have TMs stationed to direct traffic but I've seen many salmon swimming upstream and eventually if you want to do the experience correctly you use the correct entrance but sometimes you just want to get inside. Diagon dropped the TM guides within a year I think

 

[DarkMetroid567]

Like Diagon they may have TMs stationed to direct traffic but I've seen many salmon swimming upstream so eventually if you want to do the experience correctly you use the correct entrance but sometimes you just want to get inside. Diagon dropped the TM guides within a year I think

If it’s like either of the SNWs, all of the lands will inevitably see the bulk of people leaving through the entrance.

Except this Super Nintendo World, funnily enough.

 

[sedati]

Soon Disney won't be the only one offering guest this chilling challenge, "TO FIND A WAY OUT!!!"

 

[mkt]

That's exit only. 1 way in, 1 way out.

Ehh, no

 

[Animaniac93-98]

Ehh, no

Is there an escalator going down from the Nintendo warp pipe too?

 

[Rich Brownn]

If it’s like either of the SNWs, all of the lands will inevitably see the bulk of people leaving through the entrance.

Except this Super Nintendo World, funnily enough.

Ehh, no

There's an actual TM shack built into the exits so you can only go in one way. And of course in SNW you can't exit via the entrance - unless you want to try running down an escalator full of people coming up

 

[mkt]

Is there an escalator going down from the Nintendo warp pipe too?

Operationally, no.

Functionally, it’s a matter of flipping a switch

 

[Animaniac93-98]

Operationally, no.

Functionally, it’s a matter of flipping a switch

That just makes it more difficult for people to get in because you've reversed one of them.

Out of all the lands, SNW is the hardest to have a shared entrance/exit.

 

[DarkMetroid567]

There's an actual TM shack built into the exits so you can only go in one way.

And if these guests are like the guests I know, they won’t care and will ignore the TMs lol

 

[Agent H]

And if these guests are like the guests I know, they won’t care and will ignore the TMs lol

I wouldn’t be surprised if someone tried to run up the escalator.

 

[EricsBiscuit]

If they use a virtual queue to enter each land they will ruin this park.

 

[mkt]

If they use a virtual queue to enter each land they will ruin this park.

And if they don’t, but a world is at capacity, then the guests will ruin the park for the other guests.

Your choice

 

[Andrew25]

While I'm not the biggest fan of the separate entrance/exits, they are being marked quiet easily for guests. Unlike Diagon, it'll be easy to see where you're supposed to enter and exit.

Out of all the portals, the SNW is the easiest to navigate due to the land's multi-level construction. You will essentially be lifted towards the 2nd level as you enter, and then have to drop to the lower levels for the attractions, shops, etc. Once your done, just walk out. Not that hard.


Regarding Virtual Queue, I'd imagine it will be temporary and only utilized during busier periods. I could see a scenario where VL will be required for your first land entry (to spread out crowds) and then allow access everywhere else after. Kind of like how Disney requires you to tap in to your first park before park hopping.

 

[Agent H]

While I'm not the biggest fan of the separate entrance/exits, they are being marked quiet easily for guests. Unlike Diagon, it'll be easy to see where you're supposed to enter and exit.

Out of all the portals, the SNW is the easiest to navigate due to the land's multi-level construction. You will essentially be lifted towards the 2nd level as you enter, and then have to drop to the lower levels for the attractions, shops, etc. Once your done, just walk out. Not that hard.


Regarding Virtual Queue, I'd imagine it will be temporary and only utilized during busier periods. I could see a scenario where VL will be required for your first land entry (to spread out crowds) and then allow access everywhere else after. Kind of like how Disney requires you to tap in to your first park before park hopping.

What about donkey Kong? Is that going to have a separate exit or is there just the one pipe in and out?

 

[Animaniac93-98]

All 4 coasters and 3 dark rides will have single rider lines

 

[lazyboy97o]

What about donkey Kong? Is that going to have a separate exit or is there just the one pipe in and out?

One in and out.

 

[DarkMetroid567]

And if they don’t, but a world is at capacity, then the guests will ruin the park for the other guests.

Your choice

A land closing for capacity in an entirely new park feels like a design flaw. Let’s hope it doesn’t come to that.

 

[TalkToEthan]

All 4 coasters and 3 dark rides will have single rider lines

……delighted to read that above——assuming it will work as favorably as Everest and Test Track over at WDW.

The single rider option should neutralizes my dislike of the Boarding Group/Fast Pass/Express Pass/Lightning Lane or the equivalent of the no to little wait programs out there.

 

[TheCoasterNerd]

Hyped for the single rider. I just hope they don't use VQ like is rumored.