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Well after seeing this I'm a little concerned that all the merchandise is going to be ride specific. I'm hoping they have some regular Tonight Show merchandise.
I think the key selling point for Express over Virtual Line, though, would be that Express would grant you IMMEDIATE access to the attraction instead of having to return later.One more point on a free park wide virtual queue system. Universal makes a ton of money selling Express passes, plus they're a benefit that helps sell the more expensive deluxe hotel rooms. So, I very much doubt this will be used for more than a handful of attractions.
Well after seeing this I'm a little concerned that all the merchandise is going to be ride specific. I'm hoping they have some regular Tonight Show merchandise.
Yeah I'm really more of a fan of "in theme" merchandise, which in this case would be Tonight Show merchandise not Race Through NY. I mean it's not a huge deal I'll just save some money. As I said previously I don't at all expect this to be an NBC store but I would hope we get some Tonight Show stuff, we'll see I guess.Concerned, yes. But if it happens, won't be the end of the world to me. 99% of the time I'm walking straight through the shop of a ride. Although if it was general NBC I would definitely be stopping at this store more often.
Hopefully just a testAs long as this sort of thing doesn't start to replace standby lines at existing attractions, I've got no problem with it. The moment it becomes basically mandatory, I'll have a problem with it.
Me neither, without standby I can't really see anything else to do except for go to restaurants/shops or walk around which will get more annoying with the crowds also waiting for their ride time.I don't like it!
If it really gets annoying you can probably find a nice corner of the park somewhere and just pretend you're waiting in line.Me neither, without standby I can't really see anything else to do except for go to restaurants/shops or walk around which will get more annoying with the crowds also waiting for their ride time.
That could very well be true. I've just gotten the impression though that this is something Universal really wants to push. They're putting it into their newest attraction as well as making it a fundamental part of their new water park.The virtual line stuff is probably overblown. DM is only a 2 week test. And that just be for Fallon. At most it will just end up being a few attractions, Fallon first, then maybe DM, Pter. Flyers, Shrek later.
The water park, though, is a different animal. It fits that to a T, as it does the Fallon attraction....F&F will be the opposite, with a huge queue like Kong.That could very well be true. I've just gotten the impression though that this is something Universal really wants to push. They're putting it into their newest attraction as well as making it a fundamental part of their new water park.
The virtual line stuff is probably overblown. DM is only a 2 week test. And that just be for Fallon. At most it will just end up being a few attractions, Fallon first, then maybe DM, Pter. Flyers, Shrek later.