Transformers: The Ride 3D - Time for a Replacement?

[Michael S]

Just to clear this up, my first comment was my opinion. It literally is what I said

So if you guys have a problem with what I think about a ride, sorry. Its a good attraction and not a classic to me.

If you feel differently cool, I just wont have an issue with it going and sorry if that upsets you but I wont be that sad and I prefer the current ride designs of Universal rides then the era when this ride was made and confident whatever does replace this one day will be good if not better.

Also want to point out this ride 90% of the time doesn't even open when the park does at this point....and guests seem not to mind

I don’t think anybody has a problem with how you feel about the attraction. You can feel however you want about it. It’s just the constant theme/undertones in all your posts that basically accuses anyone who disagrees with you of not caring about the park and its future that people have a problem with. It seems more like you have a problem with people that feel differently than you than anyone having a problem with your opinion.

 

[Freak]

 

[highdefrex]

The general public likes it!

I rode it two weekends ago, and something really struck me during my ride: There were three little kids sitting in the back row; we were in the middle. The entire ride, they were cheering and reciting every single line, from "Decepticons, destroy them!" to "Rookie, they trusted you with this mission?" to "He wants the Allspark? He can have it!" Like, these kids weren't even born when the ride opened, one of them maybe not even when Bumblebee was in theaters, and yet you could tell that this was their ride.

I swear, that sort of concept is the thing constantly being lost every time this interminable discussion comes back around: "I don't like this" doesn't mean "Everyone hates it," and seeing kids having the same kind of joy riding Transformers, to the point they know every beat and line by heart, is such an easy thing to forget, that just because a ride may not appeal to you (and I don't mean "you," Clive, obviously, but the "you" we all know) doesn't change the fact that it means the world to someone else. It really brought me back to when I was a kid, riding Jurassic Park or BTTF or ET a hundred times over, knowing every moment beat by beat, and that's really what it's all about.