@@-dtuyhnjhggvjjjn Universal didn’t claim that was the only option, it was clickbait that a couple of sites posted. That’s just a one-off deal being offered for European long term travel to the U.S. in late 2025 to 2026. Instead some sites claimed it was “the only way” to get a ticket.
@@kuratainoma852 the smooth aspects might be perfect though, if the track has little hops and it gives a bit of negative G without slamming you into the restraint.
I preordered Donkey Kong Country HD for switch because I’m excited about this ride lol also Starfall Racers will be a people eater if it has 3 trains per track always running with 1 min. dispatches lol great vid!
I saw Stardust Racer and didn’t while I was driving in Orlando and didn’t realize what coaster it was😭 it looks even better in real life than on display though
@@EYNTKinfo They've done about one thing, they've ruined Tom Sawyers island because in their mind, they need to appeal to the new generations instead of teaching them to appreciate the little things. Walt would have refurbished Tom Sayers and made it something more special. Like.......am I really going to get off a cars ride at the haunted mansion.......tom sawyers was the perfect mix in-between western and colonial square.
fast construction doesn't mean quality, Don't care for park that looks 50% SeaWorld or Bus gardens with so many not themed pre fab coasters... also Minions land, Minions blast and Dream works land all where done quickly, And nobody liked those...
They’re draining a river. They’re having a blame remake coming out and they’re just doing stuff there. Just boring cash grabs. Hi this will be the final of Disney Walt Disney World needs to be bankrupt in demolished right away. There’s a new in town I’m not saying that Disney World sucks. It’s pretty good but universal is cooking right now or whatever the kids say these days.
Seeing how ambitious this is. And the amount of media coverage, this is pretty interesting. Has any park ever gotten this kind of attention during construction? Has there been a park this massive being built during the social media era?
@@EYNTKinfo what makes it even more a trip is the how it’s being covered from the air. It’s like I’m looking at a complex version of Roller Coaster Tycoon with unbelievable graphics! 😂 Especially when I started seeing coasters move. 😂 I bet the crew is like “another day another drone or ten!” 😂
@@spongebob03 haha yes, it does feel like Roller Coaster Tycoon! Bioreconstruct goes up in a helicopter so often, I feel the crew has to be slightly used to it at this point. Plus, I can't imagine how many helicopters and planes go over that area an hour.
Reduced height restrictions is becoming more and more common on newer rides due to modern safety equipment. One unexpected recent example is Hyperia at Thorpe Park which opened this year has a height requirement of only 130cm (10cm less than all their other thrill coasters) which is impressive given it's 236ft drop and 81mph top speed that completely blows away anything else at the park.
Imagine the excitement for kids getting to ride these! The interest never matches height requirement and I know every trick in the book to adding that extra boost needed to ride. The kids getting to ride this without doing the tricks that can possibly put you at risk is fantastic. I can't begin to imagine the restraint system being used. There's clearly something more impressive than a simple lapbar happening here.
Why can’t you just like both parks, stop comparing them and just have fun. I don’t know why we have to hate on Disney or universal when the other is making something. Just have fun
@@samara.ariel.jpg_ I am so happy to hear that! This was many, many hours of research and trying to pick the right videos and pictures to make it flow.
One thing about Universal, they build FAST! Disney takes ages to get things right. Take Frozen Land in Paris, opening 2026?? Really? Everything they mentioned at D23 will be done in 5 years lmao.
Would not be supprised if Universal is well aware of BioReconstruct, but is more than willing to accept the publicity that comes from that. Universal knows what customers want and being the youngest of 4 children something like the Donkey Kong coaster would be amazing about 15 years ago
@@deniss.6205 yes a bunch of imagineers left Disney World and got hired at Universal a lot of them left in 2000 all the way 2022 a lot left when Chapek wanted to move WDI from Burbank to Orlando. Iger or Josh D’Amaro had to beg Joe Rohde's and Bruce Vaughn to come back However the ride designers are known to go back and forth between the two companies however with Epic Universe taking up so much time not a lot of imagineers are going back to WDI because they are under contract with Universal Creative, hence why it is going to take Disney so long to re-do animal kingdom
There are actual footages of the drone dragons flying testing. So yes, there will be some dragons flying above the land. And the effect is astonishing.
Wow I can’t believe they are already ride testing! They must have lucked out and got a huge amount of workers to get these projects done QUICK! Very impressive!
I'm a diehard Wolf Man fan, so while I think the coaster itself is pretty lackluster, I _really_ hope it also doubles as a sort of dark ride with animatronics and world-building, like a tamer Hagrid's.
If Epic Universe doesn't light a fire under Disney's ass, nothing will. Now as far as Epic Universe goes, I'm most excited for Dark Universe. It's something I've been dreaming about for many years.
I accidentally booked last time for the week after velocicoaster opened, I wonder if I can accidentally book for shortly after epic universe opens aswell 😂😂 🤞
Heads up, when they say they have a larger seat it's not the seat itself that is larger, but the belt is longer on the restraint. All B&M's (Kumba, Sheikra, Montu) have the same size seats. RMC is the tightest for everyone, I am 6'5 228lbs and that leg holder that is on the lapbar makes it an uncomfortable squeeze. A lot better then when I was 365lbs and didn't fit at all though lol
Hopefully epic universe will be a solid 10/10. Cause rides like Fast and Furious, King Kong, Jimmy Fallon are simply just a waste of time and space! Bring back Jaws, back to the future and terminator!
Crazy how Disney is getting a ton of attention from Epic Universe 😂. Y’all LOVE Disney! In all seriousness, hopefully Disney will take this as a sign to step their game up again. They’ve been in a ditch for some time.
I was looking forward to riding the donkey kong coaster but then you said the height requirement and so unless it has unbelievable throughput I don't see it ever having a reasonable line.
Kind of sad that stardust racers doesn't have the solid metal track that you can see in the model. I think that the lighting & effects are going to be crucial in selling it long term. Thoughts anyone?
I think for the model it has the solid metal track due to the model's size and not that it was intended to look like that. But, we do agree that this coaster's lighting is going to be a crucial part of its overall look.
Sucks that there only seems to be one ride in the dk area. I wish the Nintendo areas were bigger, in all universal parks they are all small scale. Hopefully we get Dk in Hollywood too,
@@rexrabbiteer there will 4 total attractions for Super Nintendo World: Yoshi family ride, Mario Kart AR ride, Donkey Kong coaster and the upcharge Power-Up Band fight against Bowser Jr. Yes, DK only has only ride, but some construction photos have revealed interactive bongos and drums, so there may lots of mini games to use.
@@michaeljamesnewman we believe it is shown like because of size. It would just be extremely difficult to make the actual steel supports on model size.
I might get downvotes for this, but idc. Im disappointed universal didnt make a fully indoor coaster. I know curse of the werewolf is supposed to be a family coaster, but it would have been fun if it was like The Mummy but on Guardians of the Galaxy scale. This also applies to indoor rides overall. This park is going to be a mess when it rains.
@@Jakepugh15 but you can see numerous coasters on the track. While yes, it may be lower than a standard coaster, if they can run it like Space Mountain at Magic Kingdom they can keep it relatively high.
@@EYNTKinfo Assuming it's operations are exactly the same as Space Mountain's it will manage 740 riders per hour, which is extremely low when compared to any of Universal's major attractions which range from 1,500 to over 2,000.
The height requirement for the Donkey Kong coaster actually worries me, and not because of the lines. Such a low height requirement suggests that they won't be pushing the concept of 'track jumping' very far or in a very thrilling manner. The concept screams for something truly thrilling, not something on the level of Hersheypark's Trailblazer. Also, the Donkey Kong Country games are HARD with a capital H and not something the average 3-year-old has played, at least not for long. It makes more sense for Yoshi to have a ride geared towards such small children, since Yoshi games are much easier and child-friendly than Donkey Kong games.
They may slow it down a bit for the height aspect, but pushing it that far might just be a benefit of the manufacturer. The test dummies themselves seem very contained by the vehicle and seats design. It could just be that this style of ride doesn't need a taller rider.
I wonder who decided to spend that much money building a theme park right next to a sewage treatment plant? That should smell nice when the breeze is just right.
@@frankorandle we have heard people suggest the bad smell, but we will have to see how it actually is when the park is open. Between barriers, trees and perhaps working with the plant, surely this was thought about beforehand and won’t be an issue upon opening.
The ride systems all look really cool. Just a shame literally nothing is allowed to NOT be themed to this or that existing IP nowadays. Originality in the theme park space is fucking dead and greed-obsessed corpos killed it.
The Hulk does have nets at its launch, but it doesn't go over guests no where near as much as this one does. VelociCoaster didn't initially, but it does now have a barrier on one of the overpass elements.
@@jasonx1884 speaking on how Disney Imagineers have been famous for decades for their small details… but Universal Creative aren’t mentioned like that as often. While Universal Creatives have absolutely shown off that they can be thoughtful in design, it isn’t always highlighted in media or articles. So, we wanted to make the comparison to amplify them and their work.
Because current Disney imageneering is not doing this anymore. Blame Disney not Universal. Universal is now putting a lot of thought to theming and they are also moving quickly compared to Disney. Just look at the Epcot debacle.
The thoughtful design going into EPIC is so impressive.
@@SlackerWannaB you can feel the intention, the passion and the thought process. It’s wonderful to see.
How they overcome Disney at this point...
@@EYNTKinfo
You See Epic Universe is Coming to Universal Orlando Resort In May 22nd 2024.
@@DeweyDuckTales-xt7rm Yes! We are working on another long-form video.
Can’t wait for this to open so I can enjoy island of adventure by myself
FR LOL❤
@@common91941 short waits on VelociCoaster all day long, hopefully!
@@-dtuyhnjhggvjjjn Universal didn’t claim that was the only option, it was clickbait that a couple of sites posted. That’s just a one-off deal being offered for European long term travel to the U.S. in late 2025 to 2026.
Instead some sites claimed it was “the only way” to get a ticket.
@@stevepage4504the fact that none of that is even right is hilarious
lol
The hopping parts of Donkey Kong coaster looks so smooth though..
hope it's gonna feel a bit rambling
@@kuratainoma852 the smooth aspects might be perfect though, if the track has little hops and it gives a bit of negative G without slamming you into the restraint.
I was hoping for a "robotic" arm that lifts up and down at those points
@@EYNTKinfo i wouldve loved a bit of shakeiness gentle. bit like a brand new woodie. maybe even add supsension like the surfcoaster
@@nashwagemakers we will have to see when it opens. With just views from the air it may be a bit more wild than it appears.
9:02 as a video game fan and a coaster enthusiast. I can confirm that I am indeed hyped for this coaster
Same!!
That Donkey Kong one looks insane! When i first heard of this concept i was sure it was some mumbo jumbo rumor bs but nope they actually did it 😮
It is crazy. This is a dream and it's wild to see it not only built, but actively testing.
I preordered Donkey Kong Country HD for switch because I’m excited about this ride lol also Starfall Racers will be a people eater if it has 3 trains per track always running with 1 min. dispatches lol great vid!
I saw Stardust Racer and didn’t while I was driving in Orlando and didn’t realize what coaster it was😭 it looks even better in real life than on display though
It is going to be AMAZING!!!
Meanwhile Disney showing off concept art for 6 years
@@AJ-qg6lf it’s really on Disney now to prove they can do what they said they will do
@@EYNTKinfo They've done about one thing, they've ruined Tom Sawyers island because in their mind, they need to appeal to the new generations instead of teaching them to appreciate the little things. Walt would have refurbished Tom Sayers and made it something more special. Like.......am I really going to get off a cars ride at the haunted mansion.......tom sawyers was the perfect mix in-between western and colonial square.
😂 So true, tho.
fast construction doesn't mean quality, Don't care for park that looks 50% SeaWorld or Bus gardens with so many not themed pre fab coasters... also Minions land, Minions blast and Dream works land all where done quickly, And nobody liked those...
They’re draining a river. They’re having a blame remake coming out and they’re just doing stuff there. Just boring cash grabs. Hi this will be the final of Disney Walt Disney World needs to be bankrupt in demolished right away. There’s a new in town I’m not saying that Disney World sucks. It’s pretty good but universal is cooking right now or whatever the kids say these days.
Orlando will soon be home to yet another world class amusement park. Looking forward to Epic Universe!
If that false track really looks how it does here my head will explode
@@alexeatsit having seen it from in a helicopter… the track layout is amazing! Universal is cooking up a winner here.
I’m excited for Dark Universe and Donkey Kong.
My Lady is, not surprising, excited for The Wizarding World.
@@Destinychanged Universal stated it will make Diagon Alley seem small, yet still will be immersive. I’m sold on that fact.
Seeing how ambitious this is. And the amount of media coverage, this is pretty interesting. Has any park ever gotten this kind of attention during construction? Has there been a park this massive being built during the social media era?
@@spongebob03 this is certainly a new age of coverage for a park like this.
@@EYNTKinfo what makes it even more a trip is the how it’s being covered from the air. It’s like I’m looking at a complex version of Roller Coaster Tycoon with unbelievable graphics! 😂 Especially when I started seeing coasters move. 😂 I bet the crew is like “another day another drone or ten!” 😂
@@spongebob03 haha yes, it does feel like Roller Coaster Tycoon! Bioreconstruct goes up in a helicopter so often, I feel the crew has to be slightly used to it at this point. Plus, I can't imagine how many helicopters and planes go over that area an hour.
Not in Orlando. I think the last major park here was islands of adventure. And that was the early 2000s.
Six Flags Qiddiya feels similar
The hype for this park is immeasurable!
@@ParkTwister correct and correct!!
YALL I BET THE BACK WARDS PART ON THE WEREFOLF COASTER IS GONNA BE THE MAN CHANGING INTO THE WEREWOLF
@@RylanHowe-r6i oh that’s genius
Got MASSIVE "Spacerail" vibes from Stardust Racers
Reduced height restrictions is becoming more and more common on newer rides due to modern safety equipment. One unexpected recent example is Hyperia at Thorpe Park which opened this year has a height requirement of only 130cm (10cm less than all their other thrill coasters) which is impressive given it's 236ft drop and 81mph top speed that completely blows away anything else at the park.
Imagine the excitement for kids getting to ride these! The interest never matches height requirement and I know every trick in the book to adding that extra boost needed to ride. The kids getting to ride this without doing the tricks that can possibly put you at risk is fantastic. I can't begin to imagine the restraint system being used. There's clearly something more impressive than a simple lapbar happening here.
Can’t wait to ride these rides. Looks awesome
@@Maverickscoasters this is gonna be one EPIC park (pun very much so intended).
@@EYNTKinfo I’m so ready for it
@@EYNTKinfo I’m so ready for it
At a time when Disney has gone off the rails, Universal is delivering! I assume many people are like me and eagerly awaiting the opening of this park!
We love the theme park wars. It makes for the best product for us fans.
Why can’t you just like both parks, stop comparing them and just have fun. I don’t know why we have to hate on Disney or universal when the other is making something. Just have fun
Ironically with a rollercoaster that is literally about going off the rails to.
@@TheWaverunners lol, true
Very well written! Can’t wait for Epic!
@@deltonabf thank you so much! And yes, we are so hype as well.
A dragon was actually spotted flying over the park. It really does look like a dragon. Im very curious as to what they are doing to pull this off.
@@Josephdavidson it sounds amazing! Let’s hope it works for daily operations.
this place looks so good!!!!
@@chumpX2929 it’s gonna be truly EPIC!
such a great breakdown and helps with planning so much!!!
@@samara.ariel.jpg_ I am so happy to hear that! This was many, many hours of research and trying to pick the right videos and pictures to make it flow.
@@EYNTKinforeally great job. this is helpful for parents as well knowing what to ride with height requirements with kids!
One thing about Universal, they build FAST! Disney takes ages to get things right. Take Frozen Land in Paris, opening 2026?? Really? Everything they mentioned at D23 will be done in 5 years lmao.
So when they build tron people complain that it took long but people complain Tiana’s was to fast. What do you want
@@Syrup-n3t Tiana wasn't about the length of the build it was about the lack of cohesiveness, story, and overall execution.
Pretty hyped for all of this, dark universe seems to the most interesting to me tho
@@JonesSeries Dark Universe is such a bold concept, that (if done right) could demand a strong following.
Would not be supprised if Universal is well aware of BioReconstruct, but is more than willing to accept the publicity that comes from that. Universal knows what customers want and being the youngest of 4 children something like the Donkey Kong coaster would be amazing about 15 years ago
Great video! Thank you for sharing!
@@beautifulflorida happy to share!
This is where all of disney's talented imagineers went to.. It shows
You saying they left Disney for Universal?
@@deniss.6205 yes a bunch of imagineers left Disney World and got hired at Universal a lot of them left in 2000 all the way 2022 a lot left when Chapek wanted to move WDI from Burbank to Orlando. Iger or Josh D’Amaro had to beg Joe Rohde's and Bruce Vaughn to come back However the ride designers are known to go back and forth between the two companies however with Epic Universe taking up so much time not a lot of imagineers are going back to WDI because they are under contract with Universal Creative, hence why it is going to take Disney so long to re-do animal kingdom
@@MichaelTurcich thanks for this info
@@MichaelTurcich thanks for this info
The Donkey Kong coaster makes me hopeful for more real world coasters with "invisible" track segments.
@@protoborg hopefully one day!
Great video. Thanks for posting this. Have a nice day.
@@TheKurtsPlaceChannel happy to share!
The price for a single day ticket is gonna be EPICALLY EXPENSIVE😂😂😂
@@barrygerenski6259 prices have been revealed. About $120 on the low and $170 on the high.
There are actual footages of the drone dragons flying testing. So yes, there will be some dragons flying above the land. And the effect is astonishing.
I do wish those nets on winggliders were multi colored or made to look loke theyre made from scrap.
@@AmusementLabs perhaps there is more theming to come, or at least in certain guest facing areas??
That would be a good idea, but this color makes it possible to see if any items have fallen on it.
@AmusementLabs Can't wait for the how does it work videos to come out on these rides
Wow I can’t believe they are already ride testing! They must have lucked out and got a huge amount of workers to get these projects done QUICK! Very impressive!
@@gibby3350 they are moving at a lightning pace for this park
I'll never get tired of the name "universal epic universe" 😂.
To be honest, we didn't love it at first. But we have come around to the idea and it works great. It just fits... this will be a truly EPIC Universe.
@@EYNTKinfo It truly will, congratulations.
Guaranteed top 3 theme park on the planet. With room.for expansion.
05:00 There is a video floating around with the footage of a dragon drone flying around and it's amazing!
There is so so much to do still. Hope it’ll be done on time. Thanks for the video.
@@ciscoduncan1490 we still have about a year, according to rumors! Should be enough time for the work and testing time.
Hope the DK Rap is blasting 24/7 in Donkey Kong Country.
@@pagado6076 one can dream
"lets talk about the coaster"
"look nets!l
I'm a diehard Wolf Man fan, so while I think the coaster itself is pretty lackluster, I _really_ hope it also doubles as a sort of dark ride with animatronics and world-building, like a tamer Hagrid's.
Mam they are making Disney Parks look like amateur hour. Disney should've embarrassed.
Can’t wait for them to make a coaster with 11 launches, a drop track, 3 switch tracks, and 2 turntables for epic universe 🤣
Good vid
@@codehark thank you so much!
Mine Cart Madness is going to have 6+ hour waits. Just watch.
Better than the usual 9+ hour wait for Hagrid's motorbike adventure during it's first few years.
@@yoplait3256Precisely why the VIP tour is well worth the money.
Love how universal is not tapping toes to make it happen
Leaving disney behind
Universal is putting the work in!
If Epic Universe doesn't light a fire under Disney's ass, nothing will. Now as far as Epic Universe goes, I'm most excited for Dark Universe. It's something I've been dreaming about for many years.
I'm hoping the spinning on the Werewolf Coaster isn't as intense as it looks in this video. I might not be able to ride it
It will be interesting to see the level in person. From our understanding it is a free spin, so different weights could greatly affect it.
I guess metal detectors will be used at star dust racers
The name of this ride reminds me of epic the musical lol
Still, looks really cool!!
curse of the werewolf does not look like a 37 mph ride still looks fun tho glad mack is getting more work
The 37 mph might be a very specific launch area, it does appear that the speed will be lower than that for a majority of the time.
I accidentally booked last time for the week after velocicoaster opened, I wonder if I can accidentally book for shortly after epic universe opens aswell 😂😂 🤞
3:11 check out Dave who’s currently painting some rocks
and some dragon eggs
Disney, learn the Universal！！！！！！！！
STARDUST RACERS OFC!!😊
@@jimsters1026 a great choice!
Heads up, when they say they have a larger seat it's not the seat itself that is larger, but the belt is longer on the restraint. All B&M's (Kumba, Sheikra, Montu) have the same size seats. RMC is the tightest for everyone, I am 6'5 228lbs and that leg holder that is on the lapbar makes it an uncomfortable squeeze. A lot better then when I was 365lbs and didn't fit at all though lol
So a park bigger than their other parks and it’s only going to have 4 rides?
@@toponepercent7108 4 roller coasters, but there are other rides and shows, plus characters and restaurants.
Special in Universal Studios Japan the Donkey Kong Country Open Next Month on 11th of December 2024
Hopefully epic universe will be a solid 10/10. Cause rides like Fast and Furious, King Kong, Jimmy Fallon are simply just a waste of time and space! Bring back Jaws, back to the future and terminator!
Crazy how Disney is getting a ton of attention from Epic Universe 😂. Y’all LOVE Disney!
In all seriousness, hopefully Disney will take this as a sign to step their game up again. They’ve been in a ditch for some time.
Where is this located?
@@LittleTokens this is at Universal Epic Universe, a theme park opening in 2025 in Orlando Florida.
Anybody know what song that is at 1:16?? It’s so nice
We are subscribers to the Universal Music For Creators Program. It is called, “Christophorus” on the album “Indie Cinema Vol. 4”
@@EYNTKinfo yooo thank you!
@@IlysianOfficial happy to help! And nice videos/tunes. We just subscribed
@@EYNTKinfo Woah haha! Thank you!
Gonna be soooo crowded....
i wish i can afford this. hopefully one day
Who thought this was a new tycoon game?
@@DzanarAbbasZade the viewing angles does make it look like it
Universal is doing more than cheap talk. They are walking the walk!
@@DougYeager-i8b that they are!
I was looking forward to riding the donkey kong coaster but then you said the height requirement and so unless it has unbelievable throughput I don't see it ever having a reasonable line.
All of the lines will be wild for the first few years. But this looks like it will be worth it!!
Miles?.. hmm.. i think on km/h so i dont know if i should be excited or not for the miles velocities
Also the inches... Ffs
The speeds are all good for their respective rides.
Curse of the Werewolf: 59.5 KM/H
Hiccup's Wing Gliders: 72.4 KM/H
Stardust Racers: 99.7 MH/H
@@EYNTKinfo thank you!!
Kind of sad that stardust racers doesn't have the solid metal track that you can see in the model. I think that the lighting & effects are going to be crucial in selling it long term. Thoughts anyone?
I think for the model it has the solid metal track due to the model's size and not that it was intended to look like that. But, we do agree that this coaster's lighting is going to be a crucial part of its overall look.
The mine cart turns too!?!!
They don't spin when they jump, but they do turn like a regular coaster.
Long rides are better because we can add more sencery
We love some good scenery!
Sucks that there only seems to be one ride in the dk area. I wish the Nintendo areas were bigger, in all universal parks they are all small scale.
Hopefully we get Dk in Hollywood too,
@@rexrabbiteer there will 4 total attractions for Super Nintendo World: Yoshi family ride, Mario Kart AR ride, Donkey Kong coaster and the upcharge Power-Up Band fight against Bowser Jr.
Yes, DK only has only ride, but some construction photos have revealed interactive bongos and drums, so there may lots of mini games to use.
While I hate screen based rides. A screen here or there is fine.. after all it’s UNIVERSAL STUDIOS.
@@kmccurdy21 there are plenty of them in the Mario Kart AR attraction. Hopefully this means we get an amazing Diddy and Donkey Kong animatronic.
Seems like a lot of coasters. Is six flags coming to Orlando lol? Only the DK one looks interesting.
Wait so seeing the prototype of stardust … was it originally supposed to be a single rail RMC?
@@michaeljamesnewman we believe it is shown like because of size. It would just be extremely difficult to make the actual steel supports on model size.
Wish I could go there
@@knowledgehub9271 you can, starting in 2025
@@EYNTKinfo bro I live in socal I'm broke
I might get downvotes for this, but idc. Im disappointed universal didnt make a fully indoor coaster. I know curse of the werewolf is supposed to be a family coaster, but it would have been fun if it was like The Mummy but on Guardians of the Galaxy scale.
This also applies to indoor rides overall. This park is going to be a mess when it rains.
It will be interesting to see how it operates during the Florida storms
I foresee DK being a capacity nightmare. 4 riders per train….. Ooof that’s going to be a slow moving line.
@@Jakepugh15 but you can see numerous coasters on the track. While yes, it may be lower than a standard coaster, if they can run it like Space Mountain at Magic Kingdom they can keep it relatively high.
@@EYNTKinfo Space Mountain's Trains are 50% larger and they have 2 tracks.
@@mylesmcarthur642 yes, but it may be run in the same way
@@EYNTKinfo Assuming it's operations are exactly the same as Space Mountain's it will manage 740 riders per hour, which is extremely low when compared to any of Universal's major attractions which range from 1,500 to over 2,000.
@@mylesmcarthur642 hopefully there is more to this ride that we don’t see that can boost that capacity
Star dust racer roof is going to be green? Or it's a cover.
@@albertabreu8 I think that’s still a cover, for now…?
Yes, rides test so they know they are safe
That’s basic knowledge
@@AstroBlitz64 yes?
Curse of the werewolf looks like it’s going to make me throw up 😅
@@chelseaavila5633 it will be interesting to see how much spin we really get from it. It seems like a good amount.
Cruickshank Plaza
Crescent moon on half naked statue. Nice way of pissing off multiple religions.
Braxton Ways
The height requirement for the Donkey Kong coaster actually worries me, and not because of the lines. Such a low height requirement suggests that they won't be pushing the concept of 'track jumping' very far or in a very thrilling manner. The concept screams for something truly thrilling, not something on the level of Hersheypark's Trailblazer. Also, the Donkey Kong Country games are HARD with a capital H and not something the average 3-year-old has played, at least not for long. It makes more sense for Yoshi to have a ride geared towards such small children, since Yoshi games are much easier and child-friendly than Donkey Kong games.
Wasted concept
They may slow it down a bit for the height aspect, but pushing it that far might just be a benefit of the manufacturer. The test dummies themselves seem very contained by the vehicle and seats design. It could just be that this style of ride doesn't need a taller rider.
I don't think 3 year olds are that tall but ask a stalker of mine, probably much more up to date on those details 🤣🤣🤣
He loves funions 🤣
I wonder who decided to spend that much money building a theme park right next to a sewage treatment plant? That should smell nice when the breeze is just right.
@@frankorandle we have heard people suggest the bad smell, but we will have to see how it actually is when the park is open. Between barriers, trees and perhaps working with the plant, surely this was thought about beforehand and won’t be an issue upon opening.
Great video and Disney sucks they will never catch up
We think Disney can learn from themselves and others, and will continue to bring a great product.
Willie Turnpike
The ride systems all look really cool. Just a shame literally nothing is allowed to NOT be themed to this or that existing IP nowadays. Originality in the theme park space is fucking dead and greed-obsessed corpos killed it.
@@zackakai5173 lots of rides are IP based these days, but isn’t this a near perfect combo of IP storytelling and tech?
Starfall racers sounded way better
@@ta34809 yeah… we will miss that name
Anabelle Prairie
Shields Hill
Meh, nets are lame. I think it's just decor... They don't have nets in similar areas for hulk or velocicoaster
The Hulk does have nets at its launch, but it doesn't go over guests no where near as much as this one does. VelociCoaster didn't initially, but it does now have a barrier on one of the overpass elements.
4:20 he says Walt Disney imagineering. Why?
@@jasonx1884 speaking on how Disney Imagineers have been famous for decades for their small details… but Universal Creative aren’t mentioned like that as often.
While Universal Creatives have absolutely shown off that they can be thoughtful in design, it isn’t always highlighted in media or articles. So, we wanted to make the comparison to amplify them and their work.
Because current Disney imageneering is not doing this anymore. Blame Disney not Universal. Universal is now putting a lot of thought to theming and they are also moving quickly compared to Disney. Just look at the Epcot debacle.
Aaron Glen
Sadly, after the results of the election, we won’t be visiting Florida anytime in the next 4 years!
@@atticusvilly888 if you won’t visit because it’s a red state, you can’t visit a majority of theme parks in the US now.
And theme
RUclips Dean Odle EU The Mountain Of God In The North!!! :)
Hilll Divide
its a glorified six flags, Bush gardens or sea world.
Why do you feel that way?
meh.
Just meh? Why?