Studio Tour's Fast & Furious: Supercharged (Closed)

[Alexshow.]

It seems interesting, trick question? wouldn't that second portion be a waiting room also?

 

[Jon Fu]

You could say that, but I'd argue that's when the experience begins.

 

[William]

Well, I'd certainly be glad if that theory came to fruition (for the most part, at least). It'd be smart to incorporate several sections, as opposed to Kong's approach.

 

[k_peek_2000]

It seems ambitious, but if this is in fact what eventually came to fruition. You could color me a happy camper.

 

[Freak]

This F&F concept sounds great. I'm glad it will apparently be much more than just another large 3D screen.

 

[Allen The Actor]

As long as it's different from Kong and incorporates some physical "something" and is longer than Kong, I'll be happy.

 

[Ryan]

Especially considering that it's supposed to be the "grand finale" of the studio tour. You can't just do a straight-up Kong sequel and expect people to be wowed.

 

[Allen The Actor]

^ they wanted me to be wowed by Despicable Me after seeing T23D for years though

 

[Freak]

Has it been confirmed or at least speculated on that the main scene will involve two trams racing each other? If so I have a theory on how that could work...

In the second section, there could be a split that would help guide trams to two motion platforms. During the race and the chase, the trams can "race" each other by having both motion platforms thrust forward and back.

Another possibility coukd be this: The physical effect they could be talking about could be a Kuka arm controlling one of the prop cars in front of one of the 400ft. ling screens. It could be shot at by tge cartel and then "blown up" with fog effects and then "fade out" when the tram "races" past it.

 

[Jon Fu]

I'm not sure about the plot, but we're pretty sure about the separate ride rooms. We wouldn't publish a speculation article unless we were very confident.

 

[Allen The Actor]

The shape of the F&F building in any "released" plans or models has always looked like it would have multiple rooms strangely enough! I wonder how long they've been planning it.

I really hope it's true. It'd be fantastic to have a truly unique new experience on the tour that doesn't rely completely on the screens.

I don't think two trams will "race" each other though. At all. Like, two actual trams. That would mean that another tram would have to be close by at all times, which isn't ALWAYS the case. Otherwise there would be quite a wait to wait for another tram to come by.

 

[Jon Fu]

The animation building doesn't look like it holds two trams alongside each other...though Freak could be referring to a virtual tram alongside the real one.

 

[Allen The Actor]

^ Nah, he's referring to an actual second tram. He theorized a split in the track and two motion platforms.

While that WOULD be kinda cool, it's too impractical to have to wait for another tram for the experience to happen each time.

 

[Freak]

^I was actually referring to a real one alongside you. After thinking about what Alkan brought up, a simple virtual tram would be more practical.

 

[Allen The Actor]

Jon, can you change my username to Alkan The Actor?

 

[Freak]

Jon, can you change my username to Alkan The Actor?

You has no idea how harp it is to tipe on Mobile, Alkan.

 

[transfo]

You has no idea how harp it is to tipe on Mobile, Alkan.

+1.

 

[Allen The Actor]

Yes I do, I've been without a working computer that has internet for almost a year now

 

[transfo]

Yes I do, I've been without a working computer that has internet for almost a year now

Glaf to see you feel the pain Alkan.

 

[k_peek_2000]

Based on Westcoaster's recent construction pics, it looks looks like the building will be broken up into multiple rooms. Very exciting.