Twister

[DizneyFreak2002]

I know you've warned this is a C-ticket at best but UGH. At least with the initial rumors of Soarin type, we knew they didn't have a soarin type ride and were adding one so it would be something different. Now, it's really same old same old. Not what we've come to expect from universal.


Still two theaters? I guess I never thought about it, but do they have two theaters for Minions, T3, Shrek, etc?

Shrek has two that I know of... Well, one now as the second one was taken out of commission for HHN... I believe Minions has two... Not sure about T3...

As for the attraction, I'm not 100% sure, but I believe it is a newer system... So not really same old, same old... But not hanging like Soarin... The theater may tilt, but how much of a tilt, no idea... But there should be some movement to coincide with the projection...

[GoBlueLacheta]

I know you've warned this is a C-ticket at best but UGH. At least with the initial rumors of Soarin type, we knew they didn't have a soarin type ride and were adding one so it would be something different. Now, it's really same old same old. Not what we've come to expect from universal.


Still two theaters? I guess I never thought about it, but do they have two theaters for Minions, T3, Shrek, etc?

Mininos in Orlando I believe only has one theater hence the long line as the riders per hour is very low for a theater attraction. The newer California version, which is the same ride albeit very different outer decor and queue, does have 2 theaters.

[CaptSmee]

Well it's still there, I went through it today & the whole time I was thinking that it's next on the chopping block as well as the last Universal attraction left to have anything at all to do with creating movies. Minus the horror make up show I guess. I enjoy these type of attractions myself