Future of Jurassic Park River Adventure

[simon]

They’ll probably just port over the aquarium scene from Hollywood and call it a day. Don’t need to replace AA’s if you just remove them.

Thats more like 2015-2020 universal haha I trust universals direction these days. They learned the lesson and has been more focused on practicality.

 

[Cwoolboy]

As long as they keep Tiff at the end, I'll be ok.

 

[AustinT]

They’ll probably just port over the aquarium scene from Hollywood and call it a day. Don’t need to replace AA’s if you just remove them.

Don't you put that evil on us! I think and hope they know that people weren't totally thrilled with the screen filled scene over at USH. Unless I'm mistaken, I think that also helped to fix some sightline issues from buildings in the distance? I don't want to see any screens or additional Jurassic World aesthetic creeping into this land.

 

[ChrisFL]

The problem is the IOA "Jurassic" is now stuck thematically between "Park" and "World" and it feels disjointed. I sort of would like them to choose one and stick with it, but that's just me.

 

[AB2020]

The problem is the IOA "Jurassic" is now stuck thematically between "Park" and "World" and it feels disjointed. I sort of would like them to choose one and stick with it, but that's just me.

Yes, that's what I am thinking too. However, it will take a lot to make it consistently "World", which is the only option because they are not going to re-theme Velocicoaster to Jurassic Park. But even if they change River Adventure to World, it still leaves so much to change: The discovery center, the main gate, various different signs, Thunder Falls Terrace, etc.

So realistically it will remain a mix and match for a few more years, even if they decide to slowly move everything to world.

 

[Mad Dog]

I doubt the general public cares, or even knows, which world/park it is. Business budget kind of dictates it will probably
remain a mix.

 

[HalfGlass]

I doubt the general public cares, or even knows, which world/park it is. Business budget kind of dictates it will probably
remain a mix.

Funny enough I feel like this is what Disney discounted with Galaxy’s Edge. I’d argue 90% of guests don’t care about continuity or plot integrity. They want to see familiar locations and characters and enjoy living in their favorite scenes.

It’s also something Universal slowly abandoned with their HP lands as time went on. Hogsmeade was accurate down to the time period it took place in the canon. Then Diagon was like “hey, yeah you can switch between two different timelines after a train ride”. Then Paris/Ministry just said “screw it, fantastic beasts and HP, plus two different time periods in the same area”.

 

[DOOMBOT]

I don't think Park and World are disparate enough for them to need to go all in anyways. I'm satisfied with the mix we've currently got.

Then Paris/Ministry just said “screw it, fantastic beasts and HP, plus two different time periods in the same area”.

They didn't even bother to actually explain the time travel either, they just like ... didn't even care haha.