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What Would Be A Cool New Movie Based Ride Or Show At U.S.H.Universal Studios Hollywood: There Been So Many Rides That Have Been Opening And Closing At U.S.H. If You Could Chose What Movie Based Ride Came Next What Would It Be?
From Sheldon Gel
What Do You Think?Posted January 19, 2009 at 10:31 AM
Comments in chronological order. Most recent at the bottom. Scroll down to respond. From Cesar Garcia
On Death Race, a Test Track type of ride.Posted January 19, 2009 at 11:52 AM
From Sheldon Gel
I Had A Simalar Thought Expemt A Fast And The Furious Test Track.Posted January 19, 2009 at 7:50 PM
From Sheldon Gel
I Had A Simalar Thought Expemt A Fast And The Furious Test Track.Posted January 19, 2009 at 7:50 PM
From Nick Markham
A Tower Of Terror type ride themed to incredible hulk with a cool encounter with the villian from the latest Incredible Hulk movie.Posted January 19, 2009 at 8:16 PM Ride begins rising up one floor. Doors open and a green light scans the riders and a white room in the foreground, similar to the thing that turned Bruce Banner into Hulk (the riders are "turning into Hulk"). Then the doors shut and the people sit in total darkness while the "elevator" rises yet another level. That is when the encounter happens and riders are shooting up and down whill a giant animatronic is grabbing at them, with explosions and effects happening all around them!
From Sheldon Gel
Nicks Idea Sounds Awsome.Posted January 20, 2009 at 7:13 PM
From Joshua Counsil
Hellboy: II had some fantastic set designs and action that would translate very well to a walk-through or dark ride. Get Guillermo del Toro (the mastermind director behind that and Pan's Labyrinth) to direct the ride's set decoration.Posted January 20, 2009 at 7:46 PM The Bourne series could also make a worthwhile attraction. I'm shocked that nobody has made a zombie attraction. Universal has Dawn of the Dead (remake) among others, and could make a shoot-em-up ride. This ride wouldn't have scores and whatnot - your fate would be determined by your shooting. For example, if you shoot the zombie attacking the animatronic lady, you proceed to a laboratory, but if she dies you proceed to a warehouse. The ride could have so many different routes that the scares would never stop. Another shoot-em-up ride that would be interesting is Hot Fuzz. I've wanted to reenact that final fight scene in Sandford since I saw the film in theaters. Arcade-style shooting in a small U.K. village would be too fun. Personally, I'm still waiting on that Jurassic Park jeep ride. It could potentially be the greatest ride ever created. It would have to be indoors with strategic lighting so that the dinos seemed authentic (unlike those on the JP River Adventure). The pre-show could be like the movie pre-show with a rotating room showing the scientists working away. The beginning should be seemingly tranquil with beautiful landscapes and tiny little peeks at some of the inhabitants of the island. The guests approach the T-Rex paddock where a goat is chained up to lure him into view. The island then slowly clouds over and the power cuts out. A bolt of lightning on the right side of the car distracts the guests while the goat on the right disappears from view with a startling shriek. The next moment is then recreated from the movie, with the guests being in the shoes of the children. The T-Rex emerges, breaks the fence, and flips the car off the side of the wall. Guests experience a vertical drop (or simulated drop a la Spiderman) through a tree. At this point, some liberties would need to be taken with the original theatrical script. The guests jeep powers back on and is accelerated to 40 mph while outrunning the T-Rex. Naturally, it's pretty difficult to recreate a realistic T-Rex chasing a car, so some creative minds would need to create a tightly winding track surrounded by jungle through which the T-Rex could pop out in strategically placed locations. The rest of the ride could be high-speed trips through areas where the dinos have attacked (play with some of the movie deaths, like Gennaro in the outhouse), and climax at the Visitors Center with a raptor/T-Rex attack. Just dreaming here.
From Corey Romberg
Ive always thought a ride based on the new version of War of the Worlds would be awesome, and would certainly fit within a Universal park....it could be a dark ride kind of like what they are discussing for Transformers, or a motion simulator, or even a shoot-em up interactive ride...also, some sort of motion simulator based on Iron Man would be sweetPosted January 21, 2009 at 11:18 AM
From Sylvain Comeau
Lord of the Rings.Posted January 23, 2009 at 9:21 AM
From Andrew Goodman
Coraline or 9 :DPosted February 15, 2010 at 2:33 AM
From Rob P
I like Joshua's idea for using the Bourne series as a theme. Posted February 15, 2010 at 2:59 AM A Spiderman style 3D / 4D attraction based on a chase across the rooftops or high speed car chase perhaps.
From Dan Langham
I think Star Trek would make for an amazing attraction. With how popular the movie is and how many great reviews it got it's bound to be a start of an another great franchise. Plus it's a timeless classic like Star Wars, in that it will always be relevant. And the Star Trek Experience recently closed down so it will be a welcome addition. Posted February 15, 2010 at 6:12 PM
From Mike Gallagher
I've always thought my favorite movie, The Blues Brothers, would be an incredible simulator ride. In terms of an actual ride, a slow journey through the land of Oz would certainly be to THIS flying monkey's liking!Posted February 19, 2010 at 5:23 PM Mike
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