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How to Train Your Dragon – Isle of Berk (Epic Universe)
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I survived 3+ hours of Nyan Cat back in the day... I'm not falling for dancing toothless..
Excited to have details of this land, but not excited for the lack of a facade on the HTTYD theater.
Not that it matters, would have been cool to see an extension of a false mountain/cliffside here lol
Not that it matters, would have been cool to see an extension of a false mountain/cliffside here lol
I know what you are referring to, and it's better than nothing, but I wish they could have done a mountainside back there.
Keep in mind, the land isn't finished... the park doesn't open for an entire year. We don't know what the exterior will really look like a year from now.
Just wait until tomorrow's video
Just wait until tomorrow's video
Yea… exactly. I’m bracing for impact.
I'll be waiting for your 16min+ heavily dissected video upload after it drops
After your dentist appointment-- hopefully no Novocain...I'll be waiting for your 16min+ heavily dissected video upload after it drops
I seem to remember a while back (correct me if I'm wrong) that is was discovered the people who worked on the dragon show in Beijing are working on whatever show is coming to EU's Dragon land. I personally hope that while it will be similar to the one in USB, it will also be a different show than what is in China.
But I guess we will find out tomorrow.
But I guess we will find out tomorrow.
I'd say a cloned upgrade for the show.
I am spit balling but there is a less than 10 percent chance the majority visitors to Epic have been to the Beijing Park or has plan on going in the near future so why would a different show be needed? It cost to produce shows and create sets/costumes. So, if you already have a show produced and costumes, why not just bring that over?
Probably even less than 1%. ....Heck, it's even rare for a Universal Orlando tourist to ever make it to Hollywood Universal. China is sooo restrictive there will be very few Americans that will ever visit Beijings' park.
To be fair, most don't even know other Universal parks exist. Then you've got the crazy locals who have never been to their local park(s).
Before the internet was a thing, I learned about everything via the Travel Channel. I MISS THOSE TV SPECIALS/COUNTDOWNS!!! ...also the "America's greatest roller coasters" videos. Hell, I think my introduction to Six Flags Magic Mountain was via Kidsongs & the Step-by-Step opening credits (oof.. im old.)
Before the internet was a thing, I learned about everything via the Travel Channel. I MISS THOSE TV SPECIALS/COUNTDOWNS!!! ...also the "America's greatest roller coasters" videos. Hell, I think my introduction to Six Flags Magic Mountain was via Kidsongs & the Step-by-Step opening credits (oof.. im old.)
All the same contractors and fabricators for the show’s creative elements returned, yes. Expect some minor story and timing changes as the show is translated for American audiences though.
Oh that's no fun. I really wanted Mandarin speaking toothless... I mean Hiccup..
