Discuss the coaster here.
http://www.orlandounited.com/news/rockit.html
I'm not sure how I feel about this...
On one hand, it would be awesome to have a coaster in USF.
On the second hand, I think it would 1) totally kill the theming in the production central area, and 2) I think it would hurt Halloween Horror Nights in the long run. It makes it more difficult to reach the soundstages if there is a coaster in the way. Stupid things that stick out to me.
The positives are it's something new, it's a coaster, and it can help shorten lines throughout the park. I don't know.
If people want thrills they go to Six Flags. If people want theming they go to UO or WDW. I am against this.
Supposedly this coaster is going to have an amazing theme. I have heard its a bttf style of time travel thing through universals past attractions.
I need to know more.... would somebody be kind enough to direct me to a site with information? I would be all for a coaster, assuming there is good theming and the positives WAAAY outweigh the negatives.
i heard its gonna have a 0-124 mph start like on the hulk...then drop 400 ft straight down...backwards...youll be able to do this while stopping at starbucks for a quick coffee in their express drive thru...something about going through a ring of fire and doing a 40 bus jump....and there was more but i dont want to give out all the details!
oh one last minor detail...its called project rumble...cause the entire coaster will be built on a moving platform...so it will be like your experiencing an earthquake while riding a super coaster!!!!!!
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I'm interested!
Well we should be hearing something soon. Maybe when the Simpsons open up.
I am totally against it. I mean, what does it even have to do with being in New York??
I'm pretty sure that an ancient temple (Revenge of the Mummy) has nothing to do with New York, unless the very beginning with the artifacts are in a museum in NYC.
What's with people worrying about theming? To be honest, there isn't much "theming" in the whole park (except for San Fran/Amityville). The theming in IOA is so unique and strong, however.
Correct me if I'm wrong on anything.
I'm more worried about the theming of the ride, not the section it is in. Even SFGADV has some greatly themed sections, but no stories for their rides.