Fast & Furious: Supercharged (Closing August 2026)

[belloq87]

As much as I like Godzilla in theory, I just don't think you can have Kong and Godzilla rides that are, functionally, the same thing. Too much redundancy.

 

[Imperius]

You could even keep it San Fran if you wanted!

True too.

 

[Mad Dog]

Sure. Godzilla goes to wherever he wants to. No one's stopping him. Heck, you can have Godzilla in Thailand, looking for a good time. Or, even in Iceland, bathing in a hot spring. Or, in a Six Flags park, looking for some live entertainment to eat (note: he'd starve).

 

[Mike S]

As much as I like Godzilla in theory, I just don't think you can have Kong and Godzilla rides that are, functionally, the same thing. Too much redundancy.

If they went with Godzilla reusing the ride system would be a waste. What I imagine is a ride where we’re evacuating a city and weaving in and out of buildings. We never truly see his full body, only bits and pieces. Some of it is screens for wider or further away shots and another good amount is practical. A foot, a hand, the side of his head, etc.

 

[Myah1220]

Scooby Doo - Mystery Inc is on a road trip, and they ended up in San Francisco, and on the corner is a Haunted House inspired by the Winchester Mystery House in San Jose. Gut the building and put in a family dark ride. Everything else can stay the same.

This is a good idea...esp with the new series coming up (albeit Netflix not Universal BUT we know Universal does have a working relationship with Netflix for HHN at least) but even without the new series, the original IP as it is is pretty much evergreen with the characters already present in the park as it is.