Revenge of the Mummy (USH)

[Mad Dog]

Thank god attendance is capped to a certain extent. I can’t imagine a 40k day down there lol

40,000 in USO, a park twice the size of Hollywood, is a very crowded park. 40,000 in the lower lot is probably physically impossible.

 

[chris.g]

What seeing a group of the creative team walking around ROTM looking for a team member's dropped phone does to a fella...

 

[KlownzNskullZ]

40,000 in USO, a park twice the size of Hollywood, is a very crowded park. 40,000 in the lower lot is probably physically impossible.

Oh but park wide, there’s been a couple 40k+ days and it’s horrible experience, safety wise.

 

[Jerroddragon]

Oh but park wide, there’s been a couple 40k+ days and it’s horrible experience, safety wise.

I see rumors HHN this year is around 25,000 thousand people...how the hell can 15 thousand people more fit?

 

[Jwhee]

I see rumors HHN this year is around 25,000 thousand people...how the hell can 15 thousand people more fit?

I’ve also heard 26k is max

 

[TheUniC6]

Another option aside from another indoor coaster inside a smaller building half the footprint of the current Mummy structure could be that stacked dark ride patent. Is possible a coaster about on par with DK f could in a building smaller than the current Mummy footprint once you factor in the queue?

 

[KlownzNskullZ]

I see rumors HHN this year is around 25,000 thousand people...how the hell can 15 thousand people more fit?

Yeah hhn is 26k but yeah when special effects and animal actors was open the park held 40k+ guests maximum, it’s only hit that a couple times recently. Mostly pre pandemic

 

[Jamesh22]

Yeah hhn is 26k but yeah when special effects and animal actors was open the park held 40k+ guests maximum, it’s only hit that a couple times recently. Mostly pre pandemic

Youre saying that 2 stage shows provided an extra 14k park capacity? I find that hard to believe.

 

[KlownzNskullZ]

Youre saying that 2 stage shows provided an extra 14k park capacity? I find that hard to believe.

Ya man, park holds 36k daily in the summer (before the capacity limit)


Anyway back to mummy, see everyone in a year for the next round of mummy is leaving post!

 

[yankeetrex]

Maybe the Jurassic World Ride from Beijing could fit on that plot? I guess it would be a bit repetitive.

 

[KlownzNskullZ]

Maybe the Jurassic World Ride from Beijing could fit on that plot? I guess it would be a bit repetitive.

considering I heard Forbidden journey is getting new lockers, I also heard mummy is too. which means this is staying for the foreseeable future

 

[Jerroddragon]

considering I heard Forbidden journey is getting new lockers, I also heard mummy is too. which means this is staying for the foreseeable future

I wonder why, HP lockers make sense because they become a mess...but Mummy upgrading seems like something nice but not needed. At least I've never had an issue with those (just used them at HHN a few weeks back)

 

[Nick]

Just here to comment on the ride. Yes it’s super popular, however, I think a lot of that has to do with it being the only non-kiddy coaster in the park.

Once F&F opens and potentially DKC down the road and this is something that could easily be replaced without being missed too much by guests.

 

[Jerroddragon]

Just here to comment on the ride. Yes it’s super popular, however, I think a lot of that has to do with it being the only non-kiddy coaster in the park.

Once F&F opens and potentially DKC down the road and this is something that could easily be replaced without being missed too much by guests.

For USH that’s like 5-6 years between when SNW opens and we get a third attraction

USH also needs more things for families still and another people eater in the most popular land, would not be a bad thing
Considering we didn’t use that much less space then Japan we just lost an attraction for nothing

 

[PerceptiveCoot]

Once F&F opens and potentially DKC down the road and this is something that could easily be replaced without being missed too much by guests.

My sister would be upset imo. A lot of people have grown up with the ride. Rides are like John Huston in Chinatown, anything gets respectable if you last long enough.

 

[Jake S]

My sister would be upset imo. A lot of people have grown up with the ride. Rides are like John Huston in Chinatown, anything gets respectable if you last long enough.

And many people grew up with E.T, which was replaced by … right. Whether people miss the attraction or not, Universal is certainly not precious about their attractions.

 

[Jerroddragon]

I think Jurassic....might be the only ride in the park I see as something they would not want to replace for a longgggggg time. Everything else I see as things they will take down if they need to

 

[Freak]

Even Mario Kart? Lol

 

[KlownzNskullZ]

Even Mario Kart? Lol

in 100 more so years maybe

 

[highdefrex]

Even Mario Kart? Lol

When can we start the thread to speculate about what will replace Super Nintendo World!?