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who's the blue fellow?

I just know, if they're having this ride at the Hollywood location; I am ditching Comic-Con one day just to go to this!

I live in Florida, and one thing I do know is that this WILL come to Universal Florida.
It might take a year or so to come here though, just like it took Jurassic Park about a year to come here after Universal Hollywood got it. Or When "Soaring" came from Disney's California Adventure to EPCOT, which took almost 2 years I think. These are just reference points though, for all we know, they already shut down The Simpsons Ride (which I refuse to go on due to Back to the Future the Ride being my favorite ride they killed), which is their second dumbest move since getting rid of the Ghostbusters Exhibit they had, my favorite part of the original Universal. It would also be their smartest move after getting rid of such a classic. I also will admit, I haven't been to Universal since about 8 months after Men in Black opened (and found out the elevator doesn't really move, just floor vibrations, it was fun though). Which is also when BttF was still running. Or, since Disney owns Marvel now, it may go where Spider-Man is now (joking).

Can we ask Universal studios in Florida if it will come

For once i can say SINGAPORE FTW And luckily my annual pass lasts till jan 2012 Hope i get invited to the preview + snag a deluxe evac.

Sunspot wrote:who's the blue fellow?

Evac. New character.

Aww, why don't they ever make these things into Europe as well?

I'm thinking when I go to Comic-Con next summer, I'm going to swing by Hollywood for a day or two just to go to Universal Studios to ride this ride (that's if and when, they have it built in CA). Otherwise, I will have to wait for it to come to Flordia ;_;

IAmThePeej wrote:I live in Florida, and one thing I do know is that this WILL come to Universal Florida.
It might take a year or so to come here though, just like it took Jurassic Park about a year to come here after Universal Hollywood got it. Or When "Soaring" came from Disney's California Adventure to EPCOT, which took almost 2 years I think. These are just reference points though, for all we know, they already shut down The Simpsons Ride (which I refuse to go on due to Back to the Future the Ride being my favorite ride they killed), which is their second dumbest move since getting rid of the Ghostbusters Exhibit they had, my favorite part of the original Universal. It would also be their smartest move after getting rid of such a classic. I also will admit, I haven't been to Universal since about 8 months after Men in Black opened (and found out the elevator doesn't really move, just floor vibrations, it was fun though). Which is also when BttF was still running. Or, since Disney owns Marvel now, it may go where Spider-Man is now (joking).

The death of the BttF ride was sad, but that thing was really, really showing its age.

Marcdachamp wrote:

IAmThePeej wrote:I live in Florida, and one thing I do know is that this WILL come to Universal Florida.
It might take a year or so to come here though, just like it took Jurassic Park about a year to come here after Universal Hollywood got it. Or When "Soaring" came from Disney's California Adventure to EPCOT, which took almost 2 years I think. These are just reference points though, for all we know, they already shut down The Simpsons Ride (which I refuse to go on due to Back to the Future the Ride being my favorite ride they killed), which is their second dumbest move since getting rid of the Ghostbusters Exhibit they had, my favorite part of the original Universal. It would also be their smartest move after getting rid of such a classic. I also will admit, I haven't been to Universal since about 8 months after Men in Black opened (and found out the elevator doesn't really move, just floor vibrations, it was fun though). Which is also when BttF was still running. Or, since Disney owns Marvel now, it may go where Spider-Man is now (joking).

The death of the BttF ride was sad, but that thing was really, really showing its age.

but old rides have their own charm thundermountain rail road