Universal's New Park/Site B Blue Sky Thread

[Joel]

Anime has a strong cult following, but that's about the extent of it's interest. It's popularity is probably way too narrow to support a U.S. attraction. Japan's another story though.

Agreed.. also I don't like it and THIS IS MY PARK SO IT SHOULDN'T HAPPEN!

:look: ...

 

[quinnmac000]

Universal and Disney are two bidding competitors for an avenger style film with classic princesses teaming up to take down a big baddie (public domain so expect Cinderella etc not so much Tiana etc). If Uni picks this up, I'm 100% positive we will see princesses be brought to the 4th park.

 

[Mad Dog]

Universal and Disney are two bidding competitors for an avenger style film with classic princesses teaming up to take down a big baddie (public domain so expect Cinderella etc not so much Tiana etc). If Uni picks this up, I'm 100% positive we will see princesses be brought to the 4th park.

That would be a twist for sure.

 

[Mike S]

Universal and Disney are two bidding competitors for an avenger style film with classic princesses teaming up to take down a big baddie (public domain so expect Cinderella etc not so much Tiana etc). If Uni picks this up, I'm 100% positive we will see princesses be brought to the 4th park.

That has bad idea written all over it.

 

[Nico]

That has bad idea written all over it.

Sounds like "Once Upon a Time: The Movie"

 

[GAcoaster]

There have been so many of those updated gritty fairy tale movies in the past decade and none of them have done much business.

 

[Mad Dog]

There have been so many of those updated gritty fairy tale movies in the past decade and none of them have done much business.

Cindy Does Orlando.

 

[JTslash]

They should just leave princesses to Disney

 

[E.Gadd]

Well I mean there's Princess Toadstool, and she'll be coming to Studios before too long... Maybe she knows somebody with a decent résumé for the 3rd-I mean-4th park?

Hey Peachy, any suggestions? Oh and no Dollartree Disney knock-offs either, those are always so sad.

 

[captainmoch]

Peach, Daisy, Rosalina, Zelda... I'm 100% okay with that being the only princesses UOR has.

 

[quinnmac000]

Peach, Daisy, Rosalina, Zelda... I'm 100% okay with that being the only princesses UOR has.

What's wrong with Princess Fiona? #ogrelivesmatter

 

[Mike S]

Peach, Daisy, Rosalina, Zelda... I'm 100% okay with that being the only princesses UOR has.

I think Rosalina is more of a Queen actually.

 

[UAN17]

I've tended to avoid this thread because there's so much confirmed to be coming to Orlando I kind of focus on that...this all seems too far away to focus on at this time....is there an unofficial official target date for this park opening?

We tend to do a 3 week holiday every 2 years to Orlando but 2019 is flagging up as an avoid...I don't think Star Wars will yet be open during spring/autumn (our preferred times)...maybe Nintendo won't even be done yet...and MK will be slowly getting renovated...is 2021 a realistic time frame for this park opening?

I'm a serial planner when it comes to trips away, but because Orlando is expensive we kind of like catching the new things when we do go. Not that I wouldn't have a great time regardless...I envy those of you that live local... but you get the picture.

 

[Imperius]

This park will not be open by 2021.

 

[Blue]

2023 is the earliest I can see this opening honestly.

They have a lot they could work on in the other two parks already (Lost Continent, Avengers, Toon Lagoon, Dragon Challenge, Nintendo/KidZone, USF entrance, etc).

 

[Imperius]

Yeah D.C. Replacement and Nintendo will be taking a lot of time over the next few years I believe.

 

[GAcoaster]

 

[Viator]

When I saw that, I was actually confused.

What will this mean?

 

[GAcoaster]

I believe it's basically re-aligning the intersection so instead of dead-ending at Lockheed it will end at Sand Lake with the idea it could go right into the new property.

 

[tielo]

I've tended to avoid this thread because there's so much confirmed to be coming to Orlando I kind of focus on that...this all seems too far away to focus on at this time....is there an unofficial official target date for this park opening?

We tend to do a 3 week holiday every 2 years to Orlando but 2019 is flagging up as an avoid...I don't think Star Wars will yet be open during spring/autumn (our preferred times)...maybe Nintendo won't even be done yet...and MK will be slowly getting renovated...is 2021 a realistic time frame for this park opening?

I'm a serial planner when it comes to trips away, but because Orlando is expensive we kind of like catching the new things when we do go. Not that I wouldn't have a great time regardless...I envy those of you that live local... but you get the picture.

I don't think Star Wars land or Nintendo Land will be ready by then. My bet is 2020 for Nintendo and 2029 for Star Wars land.