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Looks like to me Bikini bottom could include not only what could be a dark ride, but if you look closely at the Concept art it looks like there seems to be a single reskin of Kang and Koodos as a Jellyfish flat ride.
Looks like to me Bikini bottom could include not only what could be a dark ride, but if you look closely at the Concept art it looks like there seems to be a single reskin of Kang and Koodos as a Jellyfish flat ride.
A dumb thought but it is one I have--but I wonder if SpongeBob will exclusively have the land be in Texas for a x-amount of years in general.Well, if they're paying for the Sponge Bob IP, perhaps they'll use it in some of the Florida parks. ....Lot of you have been clamoring for that for years.
"putting the park back into theme parks" or whatever the quote was from a few weeks back lolWhile discussing the rides and themes is fun, it is hard not to overlook the lush and green landscape depicted in the concept art of the park. The city of Frisco probably loves that, and honestly, I believe the landscaping to some degree will make this place enjoyable just to walk around, even if someone does not try all the rides.
If Krusty Krab is the restaurant, maybe SpongeBob’s house is just indoor meet and greet.
Or maybe an indoor flat with controlled environment like what they had originally planned before the Panda swap.
Dark ride sounds like something for expansion based on success.
Why does this give TM credit to DC and WB? What's the property here which requires that?Lots of interesting choices here...
Krusty Krab being a pizza shop lolFrom longtime user Perceptive Coot, an updated version of Spec Map they made!
If I was going to have an external group be your "Headliner" External IP for a prototype park that would be your first time, I would argue you go all out to give them some kind of a dark ride.
Plus, it isn't uncommon for LEGOland to have dark rides. The Ninjago attractions plus LEGOLand Factory come to mind.
Another point in defense for a SpongeBob Dark Ride comes down to that of the showbuilding size for what seems to be it is likely the largest showbuilding in the park at the start. On-par with the Hotels; it's a beefy boi that I doubt would be just for a M&G or a flat.
going to have the Krusty Krab pizza song stuck in my head for the rest of the night.Krusty Krab being a pizza shop lol
I could see it being some kind of explorable area, but I don't think they'd want to recreate a restaurant that's infamous for rancid food in the show.So what will the Chum Bucket serve? Surely they’re going to have the Chum Bucket right?
Honestly that wouldn’t be hard. Just serve Arby’s and call it the Chum Bucket.I could see it being some kind of explorable area, but I don't think they'd want to recreate a restaurant that's infamous for rancid food in the show.
From longtime user Perceptive Coot, an updated version of Spec Map they made!
If I was going to have an external group be your "Headliner" External IP for a prototype park that would be your first time, I would argue you go all out to give them some kind of a dark ride.
Plus, it isn't uncommon for LEGOland to have dark rides. The Ninjago attractions plus LEGOLand Factory come to mind.
Another point in defense for a SpongeBob Dark Ride comes down to that of the showbuilding size for what seems to be it is likely the largest showbuilding in the park at the start. On-par with the Hotels; it's a beefy boi that I doubt would be just for a M&G or a flat.
I could see the Spongebob dark ride being akin to something like Midway Mania if it is indeed an interactive shooting ride. Also glad to see Shrek represented as well.I mean, Circus Circus is getting a SpongeBob dark ride lol. It's very possible a small, classic style dark ride could end up here as well. We are not talking bout a version of spiderman but something like the cat in the hat could easily be done. I look at this park is Universal's Legoland and have dark rides. . .