Shane said:I think as long as they don't trim it to death it will be fine. SEAS doesn't own a bad B&M IMHO. I know there are some not so great B&Me out there, they're just not at SEAS parks. I also feel like the POV's physics were tampered with and the speed just seemed totally inaccurate in the video. I'm excited none-the-less and they better not trim it.
Lastly I need know who the hell else is getting a Mack in Florida this year!
Connor said:A fully animated POV was released.
I really like that first element.
Universal would like to have a word with you.John said:Is it me or does construction in Florida always seem to move slower?
I mean granted they don't exactly deal with harsher winters so they can take their time, but still.
Connor said:Universal would like to have a word with you.John said:Is it me or does construction in Florida always seem to move slower?
I mean granted they don't exactly deal with harsher winters so they can take their time, but still.
Unagi said:Connor said:Universal would like to have a word with you.John said:Is it me or does construction in Florida always seem to move slower?
I mean granted they don't exactly deal with harsher winters so they can take their time, but still.
This!
The speed at which Universal built the Wizarding World at IOA and Diagon Alley at the Studios is mind-boggling. Transformers The Ride went up pretty fast as well.
As far as Mako construction goes, I don't see what is so slow about it. This isn't a regular coaster being installed. This is a coaster with a very large footprint. And in addition to Mako, the park is redoing the 2 acre plaza where the ride will be located. So there's a lot more construction going on than just a coaster.
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