State of USH - What's Next?

[Clive]

Despite the listed inventors being from Orlando, Hollywood has filed these two patents. Realistically it's probably just to throw people off the scent but... interesting.

SPECULATION: The ride scene that immediately came to mind at Ravage in Transformers 3D jumping onto your vehicle. The cute little frog is even on the same spot! I doubt such an old ride would randomly get a new effect, especially after such a long refurb but food for thought. Not saying it's going to happen but thats what came to mind.

I think your head is in the right place — I’d imagine their goal long-term is to be able to achieve that sort of effect without resorting to 3D imagery, which they’re clearly moving away from whenever possible.

 

[Mr_Pendington]

I think your head is in the right place — I’d imagine their goal long-term is to be able to achieve that sort of effect without resorting to 3D imagery, which they’re clearly moving away from whenever possible.

What a jumpscare it'd be to ride Transformers again all of a sudden Ravage is real haha

 

[Freak]

Could you imagine how much more dope Transformers would be if they relied heavily on animatronics and practical effects? It would be a game changer.

I did hear that ride was supposed to have an Optimus animatronic at the end a while back.

 

[Viator]

The new Studio Mill has now completed itself as they begin work on the area inbetween that and of Earthquake (probably repaving and redoing the road).

 

[theblueblurr]

I would love to see them do away with The Simpsons Ride at some point and have it replaced with something else. Aside from space, are there any limitations to what can go there given where the structure is built? I have a vague recollection about this being the case with the Terminator building because it's built on top of a parking structure. Maybe I'm misremembering but I swear that was a thing. I wouldn't want them to just re-use the same ride system as before, would want to see something totally new.

 

[Freak]

I would love to see them do away with The Simpsons Ride at some point and have it replaced with something else. Aside from space, are there any limitations to what can go there given where the structure is built? I have a vague recollection about this being the case with the Terminator building because it's built on top of a parking structure. Maybe I'm misremembering but I swear that was a thing. I wouldn't want them to just re-use the same ride system as before, would want to see something totally new.

I think the best replacement for the Simpsons Ride would be a show. That area is kinda awkward and the best replacement for that location would be a show. The park really needs at least one more show.

 

[Jerroddragon]

I'm just interested in whatever is the next big thing

We have no real rumors and nothing is being worked on....yes the new Mill and Tech Services buildings are either done or being worked on but no land is even being cleared right now for the next thing...so 2029 we'd be lucky if even by then we see something

Even if they think the coaster will boost them for as long as SNW, that means 2028 we might see something smaller like Dreamworks change, MK or DM being updated but really not much else I could see coming until 2029 at this point