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AS THIS THREAD IS BRAND NEW, PLEASE START READING FROM THE BEGINNING AS ALMOST EVERY QUESTION HAS BEEN ANSWERED PREVIOUSLY!
I adore those ride vehicles (third time I have said that today). Thanks UC for keeping us in the 1930's and on a grand and mysterious adventure!!!
Yes, I love that they came out and confirmed it's set in the 30's. Hoping for a radio playing some old-timey music somewhere in the queue!
Yes, I love that they came out and confirmed it's set in the 30's. Hoping for a radio playing some old-timey music somewhere in the queue!
LISTEN TO TEEBIN YALL!!!! By the way, natives in the queue sound like the pop up ghosts in the haunted mansion. Hidden in random locations to make children cry lol. Guys, the first thing we ever knew about this ride is that AAs will be used in full force, this is the result of a bad question and an awkward answer. A truck that small (seen in the concept art) can't and won't fit 72 freakin people. It's going to have a really good capacity but that's insane on every level. Use yer minds
So this is everything that we kwow about SKULL ISLAND: REIGN OF KONG:
Yes, I love that they came out and confirmed it's set in the 30's. Hoping for a radio playing some old-timey music somewhere in the queue!
^ A few days ago, I told people to not expect a gift shop, but more like a gft shp. Food or bev is unclear.
The biggest news right now is that the exterior theming of this building and the total outdoors site is probably 50% complete at this point... there is so much more coming... and will continue to be over-the-top. The standbye queue will be epic in length when fully deployed and travels so far that you could change your mind at one point and get on a log flume ride instead. :wave:
Finally, I can confirm that this attraction is designed with an indoor bypass track should a storm approach. Keep in mind you will not get to see the grand approach to the torch-lit temple and epic doors if you decide to ride during a rain storm. I personally would never attempt to ride in those conditions.
A possible short cut to Dudley? This ride has it all. Thank you for confirming the bypass it's so cool that they're going that far ahead with plans. Will the standby queue be comparable to gringotts by itself or gringotts extended length wise?
Dudley was only a joke in that the queue goes that far east if necessary. If they are using the full standby queue then the first parts might be a bit dull, but it will get better and better the closer you get to the 30 minute mark (est) and get better from there. So, standard major attraction queue fare. I wouldn't attempt to compare this to Gringotts as there is no comparison to the subject matter.
I personally would enjoy this queue to Gringotts but only because of the lost civilization nature of it all.
Finally, although Gringotts has epic sets in the ride... everyone just wizzs by them. On this ride, we will be traveling 5 mph through set after highly themed set. Like the outside, the same thing is being done on the inside, with what appear to be alters and deities and all kinds of creepy. And the effects once those doors close behind you should give everyone goosebumps if they push it to the max.
This could be one of the best attractions, in a location that I least appreciate. That should tell you everything.
A possible short cut to Dudley? This ride has it all. Thank you for confirming the bypass it's so cool that they're going that far ahead with plans. Will the standby queue be comparable to gringotts by itself or gringotts extended length wise?
I adore those ride vehicles (third time I have said that today). Thanks UC for keeping us in the 1930's and on a grand and mysterious adventure!!!
so by 2016 Universal could have the top 4 rides in Orlando...incredible run by UC