But 50 pages of who can come up with the most clever name for the ride is okay? I think the unusually tight lipped nature of Universal on this project is a huge topic of conversation and opens up a bunch of different possibilities as to why it’s taking them so long to announce what is arguably their biggest attraction since Gringotts.
I’m still going with the theory that it’s Star Wars related and that their strategy is to do a saturated media and advertising blitz like 2 months out for the hype and then a heavy campaign for the ride over the summer months before Star Wars gets ready to open.
No. It’s not either, but I’m here now trying to right the topic. You wanna discuss the hypothetical marketing strategy for the coaster, then go ahead - but it’s a slippery slope between that and the whole “Universal isn’t announcing stuff!” - which is what I don’t what the thread to devolve into.