Volcano Bay Construction & Preview Discussion

[Cheezbat]

I would figure having this thing open by March sounds about right...Wet N Wild is closing in December 2016, and spring breaks start the beginning of March. They will lose out on a LOT of money if they aren't open by then.

 

[darkridelover]

^ Perhaps some kind of "messy" supershooters? Messy in that most supershooters are a controlled solid stream. This would need to be more sprayish.

Perhaps WET is involved: WET

Perhaps this on a grand scale!

 

[Scott W.]

If there is a shortage of diet coke and mentos or vinegar and baking soda in Orlando, we'll know who's responsible.

 

[Teebin]

Perhaps this on a grand scale!

Ooooh... I like that!

 

[gator]

^ Perhaps some kind of "messy" supershooters? Messy in that most supershooters are a controlled solid stream. This would need to be more sprayish.

Perhaps WET is involved: WET

Not a bad guess (or "guess"?). This looks like great experience to me...

 

[Brian G.]

 

[Teebin]

Wow! They are still building it! And yes, that is for VB and there will be a tunnel dug underneath adventure way.

 

[Mad Dog]

Wow! They are still building it! And yes, that is for VB and there will be a tunnel dug underneath adventure way.

No value engineering going on at Universal. They are spending Comcast money (in order to make lots & lots more.)

 

[UniversalCityFL]

Wow, I never could have guessed that transportation plan. Universal be smart.

 

[Teebin]

You know, they could actually run a Disney style tram down this extension. A tram would seem much more beachy and the plastic seats more doable for all the wet people. Not sure why this hadn't occurred to me before.

 

[tielo]

I read it would be for tram and bus.
How is that going to work or is that false information.
I'd love it to be a tram tour totransition from parking lot to waterpark.

 

[Teebin]

Yeah, the mirage volcano works, except the fire balls. Volcanos do not shoot up clean balls of fire ever.

Move to 03:30 as this is where it is happening.

 

[Mad Dog]

They could use that for the hotel resort buses also.

 

[Scott W.]

You know, they could actually run a Disney style tram down this extension. A tram would seem much more beachy and the plastic seats more doable for all the wet people. Not sure why this hadn't occurred to me before.

I never thought I'd see the day that Universal would have trams again but it seems like the obvious choice.

 

[UNIrd]

You know, they could actually run a Disney style tram down this extension. A tram would seem much more beachy and the plastic seats more doable for all the wet people. Not sure why this hadn't occurred to me before.

They already outlined this in a survey sent out years ago, plastic-covered seats and all.

 

[Viator]

Its a pleasant surprise to see USO get Trams back to the fashion (and it probably won't be the last). I am very curious to see the trams design, and more importantly; if they get the same people who does Hollywoods trams to be attatched for these new transport trams.

 

[anihilnation]

When you say tram, do you mean a real one running on rails? I ask, because sometimes the term tram is also used for large tram like busses like in Busch Gardens.

 

[Teebin]

When you say tram, do you mean a real one running on rails? I ask, because sometimes the term tram is also used for large tram like busses like in Busch Gardens.

I was thinking of the parking lot trams...

 

[Mad Dog]

They already outlined this in a survey sent out years ago, plastic-covered seats and all.

I remember a survey like that from about two or three years ago.

 

[Scott W.]

Orlando Sentinel reports that guests for Volcano Bay will park in the bottom floor of the south garage (the 6 story one) and board a 150-seat tram for travel to the park.

Parking for Volcano Bay water park will be in Universal garage, plans show - Orlando Sentinel

This was posted a good few pages back.

When you say tram, do you mean a real one running on rails? I ask, because sometimes the term tram is also used for large tram like busses like in Busch Gardens.

I'd assume it was a tram like Disney use in their car parks. Would cost far less.