TalkToEthan
Well-Known Member
but there seems to be a lack of IP—even in its carousel.
Good!! even more reason to go to Epic
but there seems to be a lack of IP—even in its carousel.
Good!! even more reason to go to Epic
generally, they(kids)want IP everywhere.
Of course. It's like that Central Park/theme park and Oslo/Orlando concept I was going for.………AND/OR the new and fresh that inspires
all these known IP’s had to start somewhere before they were household names, no?
Celestial Park does have a store based on IP. What I mean by that is that land is opening up with a Nintendo Store.I think they'll start revising Celestial Park soon after EU opens, plugging-in IP to better appeal to the refined sugar/Lunchables set.
So if Celestial Park drags down attendance and surveys indicate that the reason is its lack of IP to satiate children, they're not going to do anything about it until after phase 2?Celestial Park does have a store based on IP. What I mean by that is that land is opening up with a Nintendo Store.
If you want attractions in Celestial Park to be IP based, that is not going happened for many years. The only way Celestial Park gets replaced right away is if the land has Superstar Limo type attractions and I don't any quality issues at all for the 2 rides. I think Stardust Racers is going to be a big hit as a coaster despite not having an IP.
Universal's priority in Orlando after EU opens is get phase 2 of Epic Universe done and work on USF. Universal doing a revise of Celestial Park is not happening as a result. I know there is at least 3 or 4 things that are known for Epic Universe phase 2.
Lefty and RightySo what do we think the two tracks will be named on Stardust Racers? I'm guessing Luna and Nova to match the hotels.
Upsy and DaisyLefty and Righty
Cheech and ChongUpsy and Daisy
If people of all relevant age to ride aren’t engaged by Stardust Racers as a rollercoaster then adding an IP wouldn’t make any difference. Velocicoaster would still be a fantastic ride without the dinosaurs, the people who would choose not to ride because it’s a big scary rollercoaster are not going to ride because of the addition of the Velociraptors. It’s the same with Stardust racers, people will either want to ride an amazing rollercoaster or not, making it the Minoncoaster wouldn’t make a lot of difference. See also the change from Alien ExtraTerrorestial to Stitch’s Great Escape and how kids who wouldn’t experience the previous scary attraction went on once the IP was added and were terrified.If most kids have weakened imaginations and are easily bored, an IP-free Celestial Park isn't going to reform them. It's going to bore them and they in turn will make their parents miserable. Word will get around.
If people of all relevant age to ride aren’t engaged by Stardust Racers as a rollercoaster then adding an IP wouldn’t make any difference. Velocicoaster would still be a fantastic ride without the dinosaurs, the people who would choose not to ride because it’s a big scary rollercoaster are not going to ride because of the addition of the Velociraptors. It’s the same with Stardust racers, people will either want to ride an amazing rollercoaster or not, making it the Minoncoaster wouldn’t make a lot of difference. See also the change from Alien ExtraTerrorestial to Stitch’s Great Escape and how kids who wouldn’t experience the previous scary attraction went on once the IP was added and were terrified.
Itchy and ScratchyCheech and Chong
So if Celestial Park drags down attendance and surveys indicate that the reason is its lack of IP to satiate children, they're not going to do anything about it until after phase 2?
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