Apologies I haven't read all 736 pages, but is there discussion of them just repainting the Discovery Center building...or making some changes to it, to start changing the whole land to Jurassic World?
I realize the main building in the JW movie is a LOT different, but honestly, the JP building here is also a bit different than the original JP film too, it just looks similar
Too deep of a blue, but I agree. I don’t like the current burnt Orange with the way the rest of the land seems to be trending.Just a thought of something they could do....if you'll forgive the horrendous photoshop attempt
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Id argue since the collumns are supposed to be made of wood, they can be a grey/white with the building being more of a soft blue tone. Or they can borrow the rust color pallete from the Innovation CenterJust a thought of something they could do....if you'll forgive the horrendous photoshop attempt
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I believe someone photoshopped a concept a while back of what the DC could potentially look like with a JW overlayJust a thought of something they could do....if you'll forgive the horrendous photoshop attempt
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I believe someone photoshopped a concept a while back of what the DC could potentially look like with a JW overlay
Not saying it's happening, but it was neat looking.
Fun fact, the only places JPRA is referenced as a Jurassic Park ride are in the name, the narration, and anywhere you see "JPAC" on the ride. The JP gate you go through just has the T-Rex logo- no words denoting what park you're about to enter. Paint over anywhere you have JPAC and change the ride name and narration, then you've got JWRA. The ride is full of exactly what you see in the JW aesthetic- concrete and steel and jungle, which have been prevalent throughout the entire franchise not just JW. The simple fact of the matter is there's entirely too much pre-existing infrastructure that they'd have to change and the cost of wiping the whole land clean to overlay JW would absolutely outweigh the benefit of doing so.we can’t have some announcements/employees saying “Jurassic World” and the have a “Jurassic Park” ride.
They CAN do whatever they want, but it doesn't mean they should. I'd prefer one cohesive theme/look throughout the land rather than a hodgepodge of old and new and judging by the last few pages, I don't think i'm alone in wanting that.Fun fact, the only places JPRA is referenced as a Jurassic Park ride are in the name, the narration, and anywhere you see "JPAC" on the ride. The JP gate you go through just has the T-Rex logo- no words denoting what park you're about to enter. Paint over anywhere you have JPAC and change the ride name and narration, then you've got JWRA. The ride is full of exactly what you see in the JW aesthetic- concrete and steel and jungle, which have been prevalent throughout the entire franchise not just JW. The simple fact of the matter is there's entirely too much pre-existing infrastructure that they'd have to change and the cost of wiping the whole land clean to overlay JW would absolutely outweigh the benefit of doing so.
Personally, I think the new Raptor Encounter fits like a glove- JW themeing and all. Plus, the GP understands JP=JW so it really will only matter to us theme park nerds:grin:
But also, Nublar=/=Aventura. So Universal can technically do whatever they'd like themeing wise and it'd still be mostly right.
I agreee, "Park" should stayThey CAN do whatever they want, but it doesn't mean they should. I'd prefer one cohesive theme/look throughout the land rather than a hodgepodge of old and new and I judging by the last few pages, I don't think i'm alone in wanting that.
If the JP was the direction they were trending towards with their additions to the land, i'd say they should go that direction, but they're going the JW direction and the color schemes just clash too much for my liking. Now it's obviously not the biggest deal and honestly with how the USH version of JW: The Ride was received, idk, that they ever go full out and we might be better off for it.I agreee, "Park" should stay
It seems anything Raptor Encounter or Raptor Coaster related will take on the JW look, but I'm not sure it detracts a ton
While I don’t disagree with you in what they can do, there’s a level of expectation when a guest gets on to a Jurassic World Ride. They’re going to expect to see something from Jurassic World... exactly why The ride in Hollywood has an Indominus, mosasaur, Blue, Owen and Claire.Fun fact, the only places JPRA is referenced as a Jurassic Park ride are in the name, the narration, and anywhere you see "JPAC" on the ride. The JP gate you go through just has the T-Rex logo- no words denoting what park you're about to enter. Paint over anywhere you have JPAC and change the ride name and narration, then you've got JWRA. The ride is full of exactly what you see in the JW aesthetic- concrete and steel and jungle, which have been prevalent throughout the entire franchise not just JW. The simple fact of the matter is there's entirely too much pre-existing infrastructure that they'd have to change and the cost of wiping the whole land clean to overlay JW would absolutely outweigh the benefit of doing so.
Personally, I think the new Raptor Encounter fits like a glove- JW themeing and all. Plus, the GP understands JP=JW so it really will only matter to us theme park nerds:grin:
But also, Nublar=/=Aventura. So Universal can technically do whatever they'd like themeing wise and it'd still be mostly right.
That's basically the point I'm trying to make. They have a JW themed attraction right now and it doesn't really stick out like a sore thumb. Does anyone really think that someone queueing up for Raptor Encounter is really thinking about how that attraction fits into the land? No, they're excited to see a raptor.It seems anything Raptor Encounter or Raptor Coaster related will take on the JW look, but I'm not sure it detracts a ton
Kinda like Predator Cove?So yea, they could just slap on a new logo, but people will notice it’s missing something.
But why go through the effort of making it JW then?That's basically the point I'm trying to make. They have a JW themed attraction right now and it doesn't really stick out like a sore thumb. Does anyone really think that someone queueing up for Raptor Encounter is really thinking about how that attraction fits into the land? No, they're excited to see a raptor.