CineSational: A Symphonic Spectacular

[UniversalRBLX]

Universal could just be like every other major theme park and have maps ready for anyone to take when they enter the park.

It's crazy, I know.

I think Disney might be the last few parks to do it?

Universal, SeaWorld/Busch, Cedar Fair/Six Flags don't anymore (unsure if it's a park by park basis tho).

 

[Jake S]

I think Disney might be the last few parks to do it?

I think many major European parks still do, as well. Can’t remember if it’s still commonplace in Japan.

 

[Mad Dog]

Universal could just be like every other major theme park and have maps ready for anyone to take when they enter the park.

It's crazy, I know.

Right....As I've said before, I hate when a company uses the 'green' excuse to do a cost cutting measure. Maps are a pro guest experience, and easier to use than the complicated app. But Universal chooses to go the cheap route, masquerading 'cheap' as a 'green' concern. Pure B.S. ....at least be honest, and don't say it's a 'green' purpose, which is what they said when they cancelled the maps.

 

[belloq87]

I think Disney might be the last few parks to do it?

Universal, SeaWorld/Busch, Cedar Fair/Six Flags don't anymore (unsure if it's a park by park basis tho).

I said major!

But to be (slightly) more serious, I think Universal should be in a tier above those parks, and offering physical maps is one of the little touches that says "We're in the top tier."

 

[Mad Dog]

I said major!

But to be (slightly) more serious, I think Universal should be in a tier above those parks, and offering physical maps is one of the little touches that says "We're in the top tier."

Universal always wants to be looked at as an equal, at least, to WDW. Maps & showtimes are those guest quality enhancements that make you one of the big boys. Show you belong in the club Universal, and bring back the maps and showtimes. Look professional, not Six Flagish.