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There are 'big plans' in the future for The Animal Show, Special Effects Stage, and Springfield. Stay tuned. :usa:

We are happy that DLR has gone away from the annual passes. Although this will be coming back in some form shortly. It's not fair to a family that saves their money which typically goes to a theme park once every 5 years. Said family would drop $2k - $5k (or more) a day and they want to enjoy...

"kids" as in people that constantly use their phones, not a specific age group.

We feel the same way. But as @Wigglepebbles said, "Welcome to the age of social media, old man." The "kids" will never put their smartphones down to enjoy the experience for themselves. Living your life through a digital screen isn't experiencing it. This is one of the reasons why we strive to...

It probably would have looked something like this: Jurassic Park: The Ride (Now Closed)

Jurassic Park - The Ride (River Adventure) at Universal Studios Hollywood opened 25 years ago today.

Sorry for the quick answer. Had to run out for a bit. But yea, there's plenty of room and it's been talked about removing soundstage 33-37, 41-44 as well as go into the hillside under the Starway as well. So there would be tons more room to build a whole new land.

58,896 square feet. - the physical building, nothing exterior... inside the 4 walls.

Have to chime in here. Most of what you're saying is correct, but there's a HUGE building in that space that needs to be removed. That land is very valuable and can be repurposed for other rides, shows, and attractions. If you remove ROTM and the Chiller Plant just to the side of it (which is...

What kind of images are you looking for specifically?

Correct, we're guests visiting the Institue of Future Technology (IFT). We're checking out the latest in technology and what Doc has been working on. So Marty was at home or at work when "we" visited. :)

I think because we're supposed to be Marty. I think Marty's character would kind of get in the way if that makes any sense. Do I have an official reason, no. This never came up and not in any operational manual either. A great question though.

Most likely nothing. The physical space is very limited.

24 years ago today WaterWorld: A Live Sea War Spectacular opened at Universal Studios Hollywood.

How many times did you ride it?

Very sad but true.

It has been this way for many years. But this is not the original ending when the ride was opened. It changed after 2-3 years of operation to what you see today.

To be honest, it looks like a touring show which they did a lot.

Storyboards and layout always come first, then the environmental impact studies. Correct, the ride would have really put this garage to shame. They really needed to build a whole new building as which they did as well as expand the park (walking path in front).

It's not Totally Nickelodeon at Universal Studios Hollywood.