I don't understand this line of thinking. Although the Legacy Store was very cool, I don't see how them closing it is in any way disrespecting the legacy of the company or the park. The new main Universal Studios Store opened in 2021, and I imagine that it's been the plan all along to put the EU Preview Center in its former spot. Legacy Store was a great way to utilize the space for a couple of years until they eventually needed it.
I agree, although I have no interest in parades, so what would get me really excited is if this was the lineup for the new lagoon show.
They produced fewer than 100 of this vehicle more than 60 years ago. It's not that surprising that there are so few available.
I hope Universal pays attention to some of Disney's entertainment offerings that cater to both new and old audiences. I loved Cinematic Celebration, but it was just a hodgepodge of whatever IPs they were forced to use to activate the synergy machine and had moments that didn't flow well. New show should focus on "themes" or segments that allow multiple IPs to flow together, versus simply jumping IP to IP (kind of like the Illuminations sections during Cinematic).
My god they actually got me interested in a parade
Little unrelated but does anyone know what happened to the one that use to sit on the first floor of the garage?
I feel like it’s really reflecting that in everything except the ride lineup. They love pumping out some pretty good Jaws and BttF merch and putting that shark on social media but they only exist at photo ops in the park currently. None of the rumors about the future of the park indicate anything about any classic properties Universal owns getting a bigger presence (although Pokemon is actually kind of peak 90s so I’ll give them that.)
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Well that explains why they bought this one that was cut in half vs one they don't have to put together. I didn't realize they were that rare. Thanks!
I'd almost wanna ask and guess if it's a Paramount IP; like Top Gun or hell, TMNT.
