Oh my god. I love this, and would make me love Fallon more hahaha. Universal should’ve listened to you on this one, especially since the Rockefeller Center Tree is so famous and iconic. Hopefully in the future if Fallon isn’t going anywhereThey could easily do one for Fallon. Have the Ragtime Gals do pop carols. Switch out the film to a Christmas version where he crashes into the Christmas tree in Rockefeller Plaza and slides across the skating ring in Central Park and so on.
With proper prep they would be able to turn it around very quickly.
Sorry if this thread is unnecessary but why hasn’t Universal ever done a seasonal overlay? The only thing I can think of is kong getting a Santa hat.
Not quite your question, but The Simpsons Ride has also done a Santa Hat in the past:
They used to do Halloween versions of JAWS, I was little so I don't remember a tonI've wondered why they haven't done that in recent years.
A Fallon overlay would be something that would change overnight though.Approvals, time, money, etc.
Plus they don't want to shut down or alter rides for something that only locals or super fans would appreciate.
A Fallon overlay would be something that would change overnight though.
They don't care enough to put in the effort.
Fallon is a bit different situation than Simpsons though since The Tonight Show is a part of Comcast whereas Simpsons is third-party. Not saying it would be easy, but it would be easier.Comes back to writing and approvals. The Tonight Show actually did a lot with UC on the attraction so they'd need to be folded into creating it, too. Same reason why The Simpsons haven't had any overlays either. In addition, it also comes back around to having different versions of the ride for infrequent guests.
I always wondered why Universal hasn't embraced a Star Tours type thing where the film is different each timeFallon is a bit different situation than Simpsons though since The Tonight Show is a part of Comcast whereas Simpsons is third-party. Not saying it would be easy, but it would be easier.
I always wondered why Universal hasn't embraced a Star Tours type thing where the film is different each time