Revenge of the Mummy (USH)
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Then what is the construction for? If they place a new facility on this location...then it would not be available. ???
^It is strange. Maybe something changed last minute.
Edit: And yeah here's Murdy's tweet from yesterday https://twitter.com/horrornights/status/696077434119024640
Haunt construction of course doesn't start up til summer so I'm thinking that they might be doing something like SS28: prep, then pave over for HHN use.
The break room is in the employee hallway, though not exactly next to where these walls are. It's just under (or next to) the last piece of track before entering the finale turntable IIRC.Now, bathrooms. That is something I had not thought about. Hmmmm
Edit: And yeah here's Murdy's tweet from yesterday https://twitter.com/horrornights/status/696077434119024640
Haunt construction of course doesn't start up til summer so I'm thinking that they might be doing something like SS28: prep, then pave over for HHN use.
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An update on the flooring next to Mummy which I took today.
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just a rumor i heard
this is the last summer of the mummy and it'll be the new spot for nintendo
not sure how valid. Just thought id mention it, maybe someone else heard something and can dismiss it?
this is the last summer of the mummy and it'll be the new spot for nintendo
not sure how valid. Just thought id mention it, maybe someone else heard something and can dismiss it?
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I have never seen so many rumors fly around for this one spot. It's everything from Nintendo, Diagon, to possibly Jurassic World.
This being the Mummy's last summer seems highly plausible.
This being the Mummy's last summer seems highly plausible.
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It makes sense. Construction would need to start soon if Universal wants Nintendo to compete head to head with Star Wars Land.
You do have a good track record, so that may be good to keep in mind.
That said, I think whatever takes ROTM will either be Diagon or Nintendo. If its Nintendo, I still think that Diagon will come later on; and vice versa if Diagon arrives first.
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I have heard more talk of Diagon trying to fit in the Upper Lot. I'm a little scared of the Upper Lot idea for Diagon, but Nintendo would fit nicely in the Lower Lot.
Yeah, I could see that.
As for Diagon, it sounds more and more like its the upper lot much to my bewildered confusion. I just... I want to see them blueprints if that's really the case.
As for Diagon, it sounds more and more like its the upper lot much to my bewildered confusion. I just... I want to see them blueprints if that's really the case.
Like I've been saying for months. The full Diagon Experience would fit perfectly in the Studio Tour loading/backstage/staging areas. However there is no way it would ever fit where WaterWorld is.
Studio Tour is not part of the upper lot, so I doubt that's what people mean. They definitely mean WaterWorld, and I still can't come to believe that narrative.
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I did some measuring with Google Earth. Diagon Alley without the Hogwarts Express and the London waterfront is about four Acres.
The the area around Water World I outlined below is also about four acres.
The plots of land that are suppose to be Nintendo in both Orlando and Japan are even bigger than Diagon Alley. So of the two lands Nintendo needs more room, which means Nintendo is the land most likely going to the Lower Lot.
The the area around Water World I outlined below is also about four acres.
The plots of land that are suppose to be Nintendo in both Orlando and Japan are even bigger than Diagon Alley. So of the two lands Nintendo needs more room, which means Nintendo is the land most likely going to the Lower Lot.
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Remember though, you've included in the WaterWorld photo Take 5, which was just expanded. The show building of Gringotts takes up the entire plot of WaterWorld as well.
