WaterWorld

[Jerroddragon]

So just a heads up, I guess USH doesn't make the schedule for this show until the day of

I know many will say there is nothing to be done but would not mind being able to see showtimes before you go and of course on the day of if it changes what can you do but a general schedule should be possible.

 

[saint.piss]

 

[Clive]

Ironically, I'm guessing the rain contributed to these delays.

 

[Pacific]

Ooo, curious to hear what the new audio sounds like!

 

[Pacific]

Sorry for the double post, but.....


I SWEAR if they touch WaterWorld...........

 

[Viator]

This exact thing has been identified as early as the 2006 NBCUniversal Evolution Plan. It has always been there since day one, but they have not budged in moving forward on a replacement project; because at the end of the day Waterworld's GSATS are that potent and that powerful.

Genuinely don't think people need to be concerned on Waterworld's future.

 

[simon]

We go Cracker Barrel on them. This is a Disney-level of absurdity and diabolicalness like what they did with Tom Sawyer.

Sorry for the double post, but.....


I SWEAR if they touch WaterWorld.........

 

[Viator]

We go Cracker Barrel on them. This is a Disney-level of absurdity and diabolicalness like what they did with Tom Sawyer.

Waterworld as a IP has no legitimate value or incentive of future growth. The thing that matters, is that Waterworld, the UDX show, is one of the most popular theme park shows in the world; and it is a massive people-eater with the show runtimes.

Be with Waterworld, or The Purge: Dangerous Waters (or any other show that happens for seasonal purposes), USH needs this venue more than any other element, to stay as a show venue. Unless a new venue comes around for USH, don't expect this to be going anywhere until that moment comes.

They may be dumb by killing Animal Actors and Special Effects Stage at the exact same time, but they won't kill off Waterworld without filling in someting new.