Jurassic World VelociCoaster Construction Thread (Opening June 10)

[Magic-Man]

It's more plausible than a launched flying coaster, as some have speculated. Thunderbird's layout is fairly close to the ground for most of the ride, and could provide for some fun interactions/fly-throughs. Also consider that it's the last B&M design left for the FL-GA region (there are only four in America, and the closest would be Dollywood's Wild Eagle).

A launched-flyer could fit in the space they have, while a wing-coaster couldn’t. Also, Universal has worked with flying-coasters before in Japan. So a launched-flyer is a lot more likely.

 

[DuelingDragonskid]

A launched-flyer could fit in the space they have, while a wing-coaster couldn’t. Also, Universal has worked with flying-coasters before in Japan. So a launched-flyer is a lot more likely.

This would save the room that the lift might take up

 

[Magic-Man]

This would save the room that the lift might take up

Whatever this coaster ends up being, it’s most likely not going to have a lift.

 

[Magic-Man]

 

[shiekra38]

Why do I feel everything starts as a 200ft+ coaster rumor?

 

[OrlLover]

They need to just redo the whole land to transition to JW.

 

[Magic-Man]

I know that this thing probably won’t go over very many pathways, but what about under them? It could help with the energy of the land.

Also, the games/restaurants better get a revamp whenever this thing opens. Maybe one of the restaurants gets demolished in favor of a new one?

 

[Disneyhead]

I was told by a reliable source that it would be visible above the tree tops, but not by much. So 200' seems unlikely to me.

 

[Magic-Man]

I was told by a reliable source that it would be visible above the tree tops, but not by much. So 200' seems unlikely to me.

Again, I have a feeling that the 200ft thing is a red herring. That’s way too outlandish to be true.

 

[Magic-Man]

Is there any chance that this will be an Intamin motor-bike coaster? The HP roller coaster doesn’t look like it’s going to have that style of trains.

 

[Disneyhead]

On the import log the potter coaster is listed as a Motorbike Coaster.

 

[Magic-Man]

On the import log the potter coaster is listed as a Motorbike Coaster.

...how in the world?

 

[shiekra38]

I was told by a reliable source that it would be visible above the tree tops, but not by much. So 200' seems unlikely to me.

How tall are those gigantic palm trees in front of the Discovery Center? I imagine a few stories since the rise above the DC

 

[Teebin]

How tall are those gigantic palm trees in front of the Discovery Center? I imagine a few stories since the rise above the DC

Right around 75 feet and will max out at 95-120 or something like that as I recall... the palm trees that is.

It’s funny, you take away Mark Woodbury’s screens and his new fall-back becomes roller coasters.

 

[Parkscope Joe]

You can't prove a negative.

(Not targeting this at @LintemuthStudios but Midway Mayhem)

 

[UniversalRBLX]

Universal is confusing

 

[RollermanDan]

You can't prove a negative, dumbass.

(Not targeting this at @LintemuthStudios but Midway Mayhem)

If you have an issue with me, I'd love to hear it in private instead of seeing a staff member making such comments.

 

[Ridgepole]

ZING!

 

[JungleSkip]

I’ll take literally everyone else saying it won’t be a 200Ft launched flyer over 1 person saying it will be

Not to mention that kind of ride would be so far out of bounds for a normal UOR coaster

 

[Ridgepole]

I will feel freer using "dumbass" too.