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I'd love to see something in the vein of a hybrid between the Universal Studios Grand Hotel in Beijing and the Hard Rock Hotel in Orlando. And hopefully Loews isn't involved.

Highlights for me so far have been the fried Uncrustable and the hot dog twisted tater! Looking forward to trying the s'mores fries next time

I would entertain the notion of Shrek as third worst.

Antarctica is the second worst ride in Orlando, sucking slightly less than Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit. Thank you for coming to my TED Talk.

What was E-Zone?

This makes it sound like there will be some sort of CityWalk and more than just the one hotel.

Decent images here: Universal Orlando Close Up | Universal Orlando Announces Universal's Epic Universe Theme Park

Watch Disney announce they're acquiring Comcast at 11 AM >:)

Putting my money on "Universal Fantastic Epimagic XL Park"

I don't know about others, but personally I don't expect prices to go down, I just hope the penny-pinching and mismanagement gets curbed. As insane as the prices seem sometimes, there's obviously the demand driving that, but you should be receiving the experience to match those prices.

I wouldn't be heartbroken to see them ditch one side of that crappy wave pool.

I thought the season was good. There certainly were plenty of standout moments. There are plot holes and inconsistencies galore but that's all besides the point, it's to get you to think about artificial intelligence, life, mortality, free will, etc., and the craftsmanship is top notch across...

I think as a rule of thumb a truly great theme park has a balance of nostalgia and new. Universal leans too heavily on the new, Walt Disney World is the same with nostalgia. Disneyland was threading that needle perfectly for a while as they started introducing attractions based on Star Wars and...

It'd be nice if they closed it for a few months and took the opportunity to really plus up the whole attraction in addition to fixing the Yeti. Like installing some sets/effects in the backwards segment, for example.

Yeah, the holiday version of Star Tours is awesome. ;)

Part of what makes the Indiana Jones Adventure in Disneyland such a next level experience is the context of Adventureland. You enter this temple through a camp tucked between the Jungle Cruise and the treehouse, and then you have to descend deeper and deeper into this temple. You’re immersed...