James Alucobond
Well-Known Member
Are they going to dress the side that looms over the pool of their premier resort?
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Universal Epic Universe (South Expansion Complex) - Opens May 22 2025
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DonniePeverley
Well-Known Member
Did we really need all these coasters?
Good grief ....
Good grief ....
Moth
Well-Known Member
•werewolf coasterDid we really need all these coasters?
Good grief ....
•dk coaster
•space coaster
•dragon coaster
I don't get the issue? They all seem to be offering different experiences.
MK has:
•Space Mountain
•Tron
•Barnstormer
•Seven Dwarves
•Big Thunder
Not really much of an issue. None are as egregious as Velocicoaster or Rip Ride Rockit. It's not like coasters are rumored as apart of any future plans either, so far the rumor mill just has in terms of rides a Creature from the Black Lagoon boat ride and a Luigi's Mansion dark ride (with a shooting element maybe?).
All the park needs is a flight sim... And I know exactly where in my mind....
UNCgolf
Well-Known Member
I think the number of coasters is fine too (even though none of them look very interesting to me), especially since Universal has always been heavier on coasters/thrill attractions.
That said, it's not exactly a 1:1 comparison between EU and Magic Kingdom. EU has 4 coasters out of 11 rides. MK has 5 out of 20.
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Streetway Again
Member
Still no single day tickets less than 90 days out. A lot of people I know are waiting for non-package tickets to come out for them to buy tickets. People in universal circles (IU to be exact) and forums saying they’ve heard from ticket booking people that it’s lower than expected.
Universal isn’t going to fumble a park opening for a THIRD time!
…..Right?
Universal isn’t going to fumble a park opening for a THIRD time!
…..Right?
Did we really need all these coasters?
Good grief ....
If it annoys you? Yes, yes we did. Not like you'll ever ride any of them anyway.
coffeefan
Active Member
I think this may have more to do with market conditions than Universal. Lots of reports about Americans' tightening their wallets. Hopefully, that translates to better deals soon.
networkpro
Well-Known Member
- In the Parks
- Yes
IMHO it's not a big deal and I'll enjoy it . 11 rides, 5 of them rollercoasters, but things unknown right now are how long the lines may be, will the food be any good (besides looking pretty in pictures) and will there be enough distinction for repeat rides ?
Streetway Again
Member
Yeah. Especially with…events. Universal trying to push the long term packages aren’t really helping too.
I just don’t want to have universe studios escape 2.0. For the most part I don’t think it’ll be on that scale, but with all I mentioned in my previous post and what you said, I’m starting to get a little bit worried. Not that much, but it’s there.
lazyboy97o
Well-Known Member
They did that in 2017.
TalkToEthan
Well-Known Member
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Yes.Did we really need all these coasters?
Good grief ....
Just like Disney needs all those passholders.
Jayspency
Well-Known Member
- In the Parks
- No
there is no such thing as too many coastersDid we really need all these coasters?
Good grief ....
Moth
Well-Known Member
I don't get it.