Highly doubtful. The Jurassic Park/Lost Continent bridge basically makes their return impossible.
IOA Lagoon Show
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Highly doubtful. The Jurassic Park/Lost Continent bridge basically makes their return impossible.
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That'd be very much like the old Miami Vice show in USF. If anything, it's going to be something literary. Because of the properties associated with Islands of Adventure, its very unclear and open-ended to what they are going to do. There's just too many different directions they could take it.
Powerboat stunt show or jet skis?
I'm assuming you didn't go to IOA what, like 5-6 years ago now? Yeah, no more water stunt shows.
Powerboat stunt show or jet skis?
I'm assuming you didn't go to IOA what, like 5-6 years ago now? Yeah, no more water stunt shows.
Nope missed it, I never realised they did one before, was it really that lame?
it still.wasn't half as bad as the carnivalish/midway that the.lagoon side of CityWalk was back not too long after IOA opened I'm hoping they do a show in the IOA lagoon.
Speaking of the lagoon side of CityWalk, I REALLY like the new Arts & Crafts style (or as east coasters call it, Mission Style) kiosks that they have recently added.
Are you talking about the patios/kiosks from last summer/fall, or are there additional ones recently added?
I agree, I like them a lot. I think people from the West coast can be hard on the Orlando Citywalk, but I like it. Even when it first opened. It is not as nice as DLR's Downtown Disney or USH Citywalk, but it accomplishes a heck of a lot more than it's WDW counterpart.
I agree, I like them a lot. I think people from the West coast can be hard on the Orlando Citywalk, but I like it. Even when it first opened. It is not as nice as DLR's Downtown Disney or USH Citywalk, but it accomplishes a heck of a lot more than it's WDW counterpart.
The IOA lagoon is 4'-5' deep depending on the parks needs. The bouys next to the shore in these recent pictures appear to be tethered down, indicating something will be present in those locations.
Yes, the ones they started added last summer. But they have added more of them since HHNs.
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Sooo, are they gonna drop Mentos in those 2 liter bottles? Or are they actually gonna build something?
Are you saying that no one has a clue what they are all about? No insider info at all???
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Nothing, no where! No leads, no clues, just info regarding after hour pyro testing Teebs.
No, just making a joke that with as fast as everything else is going, we haven't seen much action in the lagoon since the buoys were placed. That's all.
Yeah.. they have so many balls in the air at this point, it is almost discouraging to dig down on all of this peripheral stuff.
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