The Disastrous Opening of Universal Studios Florida

[@subzippo]

As a kid I attended USF in 1990, sometime after Nick Studios opened and before BTTF opened. Indeed, half the attractions didn't work that day, and we got free passes to return with no expiration date I wouldn't use until 2018.

[@jayson1505]

That's super dope

[@Goodsuh]

That’s so funny that you used it that long after

[@kingtryton]

Wow they actually honored it that long after. That’s really cool.

[@Blundabus1337]

USF: "Somehow, subzippo has returned."

[@richardperhai8292]

I was there on opening day (its my thing - other than Magic Kingdom, been to every opening day of every big park here). while its true they didn't announce which star s were where, it was literally impossible to go 20 feet without running into one... and generally just there. My favorite was Janet Leigh, standing in Hollywood Blvd with a small group around here, enjoy the attention and looking like she was having a blast. My funniest was while waiting in line at Hanna-Barbera the line stopped moving so I asked my friend to go up and see if the ride was working, pointing at what I assumed was a ride op (Universal Studios logo hat), A few minutes later he came back, white as a ghost. "The ride is working," he said, "And that was Steven Spielberg"

[@MovieFan1912]

I can’t believe that your friend came face to face with such an acclaimed director. I envy him.

[@kevinperlet9861]

That is awesome, I would love to meet Steven spielberg!

[@kiwikiwi2483]

After Disneyland and Universal, I think it's safe to say that if you open a large park and it's a complete and total dumpster fire of an opening day, your park is going to become an international phenomenon 😉

[@crazyfire9470]

I guess it is good to have a big failure early on to learn and improve🤷‍♂️

[@largol33t1]

@@crazyfire9470 Kinda makes sense in some weird, twisted way. Screw up badly on opening day so you learn from your mistakes. But Universal Orlando HAS learned and now they are the biggest threat to Disney. Try telling me that 10 years ago and I'd laugh. I quit laughing three years ago! Of course, credit has to be given to Universal's management: they outsmarted the Mouse big time when negotiating for the theme park rights to the Harry Potter franchise, which Bob Iger still regrets.

[@Lil_Angry_Bitch]

Tell that to Hard Rock Park in Myrtle Beach.

[@cohenaaronm6]

Curious to see what happens at Epic Universe on opening day

[@thepofoshow5393]

Vintage Universal Orlando is EVERYTHING.

[@samkrebs9480]

Such an underrated channel!

[@sophy23686]

Agreed actually one of my favorite channels ❤️

[@feliciasingleton4849]

LOVE this story....I was there on July 27th, 1990...and it was so crowded...yeah, the big 3 didn't work and I rode ET and Hanna Barbera a million times, but I saw on that day the potential the place had....and I went back almost every year...and still go...❤❤❤❤

[@largol33t1]

I have been to both Universal in Hollywood and Orlando - 20 years apart!! I went to Orlando in 2020 and it was worth the trouble. And the Harry Potter parks did live up to my expectations although I admit I am not a huge HP fan. Still, would recommend Universal to first timers. I just wish they would make an interactive go kart ride based on the Fast & the Furious movies.

[@kevinmillan6499]

In my opinion, Universal is better than Disney in terms of thrill, special effects, and overall rides. The only thing that Disney has that Universal does not is nostalgia. Now don’t get me wrong, I like Disney too and love going there, but I would rather go to Universal Studios any day over Disney.

[@AttractionIdeas]

100% agree. Thankfully Universal's competition with Disney in recent years has forced them to actually build new attractions. I'm convinced that if Universal never became competitive, we would get like one new Disney attraction every decade going forward.

[@AlexanderTheGrey]

I personally think disney also has better food but thats about it

[@kiwikiwi2483]

I disagree. Disney isn't just about nostalgia. After TRON and that new Chris Pratt ride opens up (yes, that is its name), I think I might be choosing Disney World over Universal more than I have in recent years

[@kiwikiwi2483]

@FN-1701AgentGodzillaRangerPrime Ω I think Disney is pushing it full throttle with Avengers Campus in DLP. They're even getting an E-ticket attraction...

[@kevinmillan6499]

@@kiwikiwi2483 im not saying that diseny is just about nostalgia. Disney is really advanced and detailed when it comes to rides and theming. What i am saying is that I think Universal is more successful when it comes to thrill rides imo.

[@tracyminajj7450]

i actually work at universal, e.t. lately has been about a 30-60 minute wait sometimes. im really surprised to see it that long again i feel like its because thats the oldest most nostalgic ride

[@yogurt2317]

it’s a great ride! i rode it recently and found it really fun and way better than any of disney’s dark rides

[@WatchDoggyDog]

the Mummy will fix that back to where it should be 15-30 minutes tops

[@bryancurdi451]

​@@WatchDoggyDogdid it though, it could be because it's summer but yesterday or I think on Sunday Despicable Me and E.T. has the highest wait in the park when I checked at one point, they both had like a 50 minute wait, and now almost each time I check the app, I usually see it above 25. I so far haven't seen the ride hit an hour, but I am glad it is getting higher wait times, and it did get close to getting up to an hour.

[@aidanreasons7421]

Not the technician we deserve, but the technician we needed.

[@y0sq506]

You by far are my favorite youtuber. stumbled upon your account one day while looking for videos on universal and have been watching since

[@PoseidonEntertainment]

I have to wonder if the studios would still have many of the classic attractions if that first year had gone well. Kongfrontation, Jaws, Earthquake and Back to the Future were all incredible, but had to go since they weren't pulling in people. If that first year had gone successfully and solidified the popularity of the park, I'd like to speculate that many of those original attractions might still exist.

[@AttractionIdeas]

Yeah who knows. They could've absolutely taken the Disney route of keeping attractions around for as long as possible had things gone well straight from the start.

[@PoseidonEntertainment]

@@AttractionIdeas I'm not sure that Disney really has any sense of legacy either, other than what they think they can market as "nostalgia". I would consider The Great Movie Ride to be an attraction of the caliber of Pirates or Haunted Mansion, but it seems that they didn't hesitate to replace it.

[@richardperhai8292]

Universal has no qualms about replacing stuff. The only thing left from opening day is ET and the modified Horror Makeup Show and Animal Actors. Kong, Jaws, Hitchcock, Earthquake, Hanna-Barbera, Ghostbusters, Murder She Wrote, Dynamite Nights Stunt Show, Boneyard, Studio Tour, and others are all long gone (even BTTF got replaced)

[@PoseidonEntertainment]

@@richardperhai8292 That's true, but they did what they needed to survive. While myself and many others considered those to be classics, it was necessary to remove those attractions because they were no longer a draw. In contrast, other than areas of the former Merlinwood, Universal has removed almost nothing from Islands because it continues to have lasting appeal.

[@SalivatingSteve]

The backlot tram tour in Hollywood still has Jaws and Earthquake.

[@jakepayne1984]

I had a way better time at Universal than I did Disney. I'm not a huge Harry Potter fan but my word are the rides, light show and town set ups really cool.

[@AttractionIdeas]

Yeah when I first visited Universal I had never even seen Harry Potter and I was still blown away by the land. I was so blown away in fact, the land itself even convinced to actually go out and watch the movies once I got back from the trip.

[@largol33t1]

@@AttractionIdeas I also wasn't a huge fan when I visited but Diagon Alley blew me away. I couldn't believe the level of detail and how immersive the experience was. Universal really had taken the fight to Disney and survived.

[@Thoralmir]

And now Disney is shooting themselves in the foot, and Universal is set to speed ahead with their new Epic Universe park.

[@psyche5893]

The idea of an animatronic Kong crushing me to death is terrifying.

[@shch1673]

I was there in June 1990, within days of the opening, and nothing worked. We were handed a voucher to return for free as we walked into the park. Unfortunately I am from Missouri and didn’t return for 30 years.

[@bryancurdi451]

If you still have it try using it whenever you get a chance or decide to go, I read another comment that said they used it in 2018.

[@karacoconutag]

The King Kong and Jaws shark animatronics look SO COOL it would've been so cool to see them in real life.

[@Dman425]

King Kong was pretty cool. But, Jaws wasn’t that great. It wasn’t bad though either

[@k9feces]

Never knew Universal Hollywood was that old!

[@vinnygreen7444]

Dude Disney is such a great place but the one thing I love about universal that’s better then Disney is universal got better rides for adults

[@carminecdinoproductions]

Disney has STAR WARS rides and attractions!

[@normadgarmez7026]

That's for sure, considering that the brand and name Disney is associated with family friendly material.

[@JulioTMaker]

@@carminecdinoproductionshe said ride for adults

[@JohnDoe-vc4vw]

We went in 1991, and it was a super experience! Most of the bugs were worked out by then. The only ride that was closed was Jaws. We started going again in 2002 and have been regulars since. Universal Is the BEST!

[@themeparkenthusiast771]

I never got to experience Kongfrontation, Back to the Future or Ghostbusters ; those would be cool to experience!

[@Pissgremlin5964]

I think universal in the 90s was the best theme park ever made.

[@mitchobrien8431]

They were epic

[@feliciasingleton4849]

When it all worked, it was phenomenal...❤❤❤❤

[@elvingarcia3010]

@@mitchobrien8431 NEW DreamWorks Theatre Featuring Kung Fu Panda: The Emperor’s Quest Coming To Celebrating Universal Orlando Resort 30th Anniversary Universal Studios Florida Opening Date In 2022

[@Pissgremlin5964]

@TechMasterJason once long closed in early 2000s the park began to slide. And no one is overrating the 90s. It's a fact that decade was far superior. Ya their may be some better rides at the parks now but as a whole universal has slipped. Islands of adventure in the other hand has greatly improved.

[@sasamichan]

I was in Florida when MG was open but unfinished, Star Tours was under construction. and I remember seeing the billboards with Slimmer on the front saying "Universal Studios coming spoon"

[@MovieFan1912]

What’s an opening spoon?

[@sasamichan]

@@MovieFan1912 A Spoon that comes soon if you take a P

[@carminecdinoproductions]

Ghostbusters deserves an interactive shooting dark ride at Universal Studios Florida adjacent to the Men in Black dark ride!

[@Lil_Angry_Bitch]

They have one in Dubai. It's very lame.

[@briexander8353]

I'm convinced the Power outtage and the tech difficulties were caused with black magic by Disney 😂😂😂

[@MovieFan1912]

That makes me picture a movie where two competing theme park resorts use real magic to sabotage each other.

[@kkdacracra4162]

Yessss my favorite KZbinr makes another video

[@haleyott7324]

mood af

[@jaynefeeney3439]

My fiancé was the on the managerial opening day team and he has some good stories about how bad it was.

[@brycevo]

When they opened Universal Florida in 1990, Nothing Worked!

[@matthewbeisel428]

It is Truly interesting to see the leaps and bounds universal has come from. Love the video.

[@MidnightsDeluxe]

this was really great, you should do a video on how the wizarding world transformed Universal.

[@AttractionIdeas]

Maybe...

[@largol33t1]

There is one called "The theme park history of Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey."

[@Garfilled]

appreciate the la noire ost in the background

[@pleaserestart3124]

Love the LA Noire music so pleasing to the ears

[@studioshorts4342]

The cast members on that day wish that the et bikes took them to the green planet

[@Planetarygamers]

"Team Members" ;)

[@studioshorts4342]

@@Planetarygamers your right lol

[@geoschilling]

This channel is really great, super super underrated

[@Blundabus1337]

Thanks for reminding me of how the world was "guilty until proven innocent" with one of the most lovable black men in history, Bill Cosby. He's a free and innocent man now.

[@hamursh]

At least Nickelodeon Studios worked on opening day...

[@SilverSerenity520]

I went in the early 90's when Nickelodeon was part of the park. And I actually rode the Back to the Future ride.

[@robertforster8984]

I went all the time back then.

[@mischiefmakerstudios9900]

I can relate. My Parents didn’t take me on a vacation to Universal Studios, Orlando until 1994. I was so excited! When we got there, it was a very mild nice weathered day, but then when it came to the ride I was looking forward too, the soul reason why I wanted to come to this park, it turned out while waiting in line for that E.T., ride there was an announcement over the loudspeaker saying, the ride was shut down for technical difficulties! To this day I have never been on the ride. So while I was not there on opening day, yet, I believe they had trouble working the rides.

[@richardperhai8292]

EPCOT'S Opening wasn't much better (every ride except Mexico broke down, Spaceship Earth cars unlocked during the decent nearly throwing people out - hence why someone was there for a year manually turning and locking the cars). They even had a refund desk set up BEFORE the park opened. The big difference: Disney didn't invite the press until 3 weeks later when things were more or less working (not counting Energy, Imagination or American Adventure).

[@JacobElyachar]

While Disney has bit itself in the foot over the past few months, Universal has a lot of redeeming to do. They took away a lot of classics such as Beetlejuice's Graveyard Revue, Kongfrontation, Nickelodeon Studios -which should have been transformed as a museum and Terminator 3-D; The Simpsons, Spider-Man and Harry Potter can only do so much!

[@christine311]

Yes, bring back Nickelodeon!

[@largol33t1]

One problem is that Marvel retains the final word on the attractions. Universal can repair and do light updates to attractions like Spider Man but for some reason, they can't tear them down and totally replace them even if it's themed for the same character.

[@margaret3458]

as a first time Annual Pass holder premiere status, I'm soooo glad they got their 'ish' together!!! i loveee that park!!! :)

[@totesmygoats-bq8mk]

Excellent video! One thing that I would like to add that I had as a passing thought. The power outage that “affected the programming at universal.” could have very easily been bought and paid for. 🐭

[@AttractionIdeas]

Oh my, an inside job... I like where your head is at...

[@Jag2112707]

Yess, another great video!!

[@KandiRockChick]

We got our ticket money back as all the rides were down that year!

[@studioshorts4342]

The videos you make are comedy gold

[@awoowoo9648]

Do you think more video game related attractions will come to the parks?

[@AttractionIdeas]

If the first Nintendo land is successful, we can definitely see more of those properties. As for other video game properties, that would depend on their contract with Nintendo, as it may prevent them from bringing in video game properties that are not Nintendo's.

[@moiseshernandez291]

I hope this channel makes a top 10 best rides in universal or disney or seaworld and also i live in florida

[@EmperorSephirothII]

Never give up on my dreams? All I want is to move to (Central) Florida so I can go to Horror Nights any time I want... and that's not going anywhere. On the bright side whoever was the person who suggested that Uni do a Halloween event to compete with the mouse should have been given the raise of a lifetime given that HHN would be the main money maker for the park until Wizarding World opened.

[@AttractionIdeas]

Yeah it was a simple idea that turned into a massive game-changer. Whoever came up with it was an absolute stud.

[@kikeruiz539]

They got the idea from Knott's Scary Farm in Buena Park, CA

[@EmperorSephirothII]

@@kikeruiz539 Yeah, but I'm saying the guy who had the guts to go up to his manager(s)/ corporate and say, "Hey we need to do something like this." deserved a raise.

[@danisports8194]

Atleast it isnt impossible, one day youll get there

[@Thoralmir]

@@AttractionIdeas Universal was initially wary of doing a Halloween event in Florida, due to the bad press generated from a fatal accident over at HHN in Hollywood. It's why the first event in Orlando was named "Fright Nights".

[@carlos_lt42]

I love these videos man! Awesome content👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

[@jacob1228-k9u]

I don't know why, but do you have idea where you come up with your concept of a theme land that could replace a other theme or a new land that could come to Universal Orlando?

[@michaelmarante6338]

Looking forward to your next video!

[@theshape5187]

Jaws closed for 3 years is crazy

[@rohanbaxtee5841]

I love your channel its amazing best one at the moment

[@marcthedecepticon713]

Little Bill?!

[@Jushwa]

I vibed with that show, was sad to see Cosby’s fall from grace.

[@Afineaddition]

So basically, Universal had a comeback on the level of Battlefront II

[@susancloward-johnson1090]

the power of back to the future and the power of love saved the future of the park

[@_dragonn]

He uploaded again! 😄

[@RigoLeons]

Yeah. True, in some points. I’m glad I got a choice of theme parks in the world.

[@RigoLeons]

I’ll say, what’s your plans for other videos? IoA opening? City Walk? Openings are always interesting.

[@MONEYCONA01]

Great videos as always!

[@stot2614]

What is with the comparison to SeaWorld? That theme park doesn't even have the same theme and isn't a film studio! To me it is like comparing Aquatica to any of the Six Flags theme parks.

[@yogurt2317]

i think he was comparing the draw that these different theme parks have. people don’t travel to orlando to go to seaworld and only seaworld

[@stot2614]

@@yogurt2317 How do you know? Seems a bit presumptuous even though it seems valid.

[@SpikeShooter92]

Well…..at least Nickelodeon Studios was having a wild party during all this

[@largol33t1]

If anyone had told me that 20-something years later, this would be the biggest threat to Disney, I would have laughed.

[@haleyott7324]

have you been to Volcano Bay? i just started working Guest Services there recently

[@AttractionIdeas]

No, but that is definitely the #1 water park on my bucket list.

[@haleyott7324]

@@AttractionIdeas definitely worth all of the hype!

[@liamcollinson5695]

The tides are changing Disney won't be able to just ignore universal for much longer thanks to the wizarding world and the VelociCoaster in the Jurassic world area all we need now is super Nintendo world and Disney may sweat a bit

[@xxmushisushixx1049]

Yeah and maybe replace Dr.Seuss land with dreamworks or SpongeBob land in islands of adventure.

[@largol33t1]

I think the fall of Disney started in 2020 just before the plandemic - and ironically, the timing HELPED Universal. People were stuck at home so they would gorge on JK Rowling's books and watch the Harry Potter films nonstop. And then Florida officially reopens and the floodgates opened with them. The Harry Potter fans were definitely among a large chunk of the tourists who were desperate to get a vacation. With Disney's outrageous prices, their stupid phone software and bad management, no wonder customers flocked to Universal...

[@robertleadley9152]

I was at Universal Florida the first or second week it was open. NOTHING worked except for Jaws and ET. We rode Jaws which was awesome. ET was a 4 or 5 hour wait so, no. Earthquake was not operating except for the pre-show with the audience participation “filming” the earthquake movie. Mom and sister got to be shopping girls on escalator during earthquake and I got to be the best grip and yank on a rope, tipping over a pillar. So bummed to never have ridden King Kong, it was totally broken. On our way out they handed us free tickets to return that never expired. Didn’t realize jaws got totally overhauled so pretty cool we actually got to ride the og ride model.

[@matthewsanchez5572]

Waiting for that new upload!

[@lukeguest7748]

Good video. Subscribed.

[@nbacrowds85]

🔥 KZbin channel.. keep it up 👍🏼

[@onewisefrog5785]

you know i actually watch all your vids even if they don't sound interesting

[@jeremys8406]

CAN YOU PLEASE UPLOAD AGAIN. I MISS YOUR VIDS!

[@rhinoblue8736]

If a guest asked me any questions I would just say o let me ask my manager walk of and not come back.

[@Glockboii305]

Love the video my g

[@brandoncordy733]

Universal is so much better than Disney

[@studioshorts4342]

I love your vids

[@MsDisneylandlover]

Great video very kool

[@Poland797]

What will Eisner say now

[@theendofit]

also way to much reading into that welcome letter. like thats ridiculous.

[@jaydenchrist6152]

Oof thank gosh I wasnt there for opening day.

[@itzamia]

Holy Smokes Linda Blair was looking good that day

[@Justin-lg2mq]

Sure, some of these stories sound pretty crazy, but I wish you would site some of our sources. I find it EXTREMELY hard to believe that a tech would manually operate an animatronic with guests nearby. That would be extremely dangerous and would not be allowed. Please don’t make things like this up and present them as facts just to provide a sensational story…or provide a trusted source to back up some of your claims

[@amberjones9718]

i just got back from universal a few weeks ago

[@angusng816]

Universal Pictures' 1990 Box Office: 1. Tremors (1990) Box Office: $90.8 million 2. Coupe de Ville (1990) Box Office: $32.7 million 3. Opportunity Knocks (1990) Box Office: $61.9 million 4. Cry-Baby (1990) Box Office: $45 million 5. The Guardian (1990) Box Office: $92.6 million 6. Bird on a Wire (1990) Box Office: $755.7 million 7. Back to the Future Part III (1990) Box Office: $1.335 billion 8. Ghost Dad (1990) Box Office: $138.5 million 9. Jetsons: The Movie (1990) Box Office: $110.6 million 10. Problem Child (1990) Box Office: $393.8 million 11. Mo' Better Blues (1990) Box Office: $88 million 12. Darkman (1990) Box Office: $266.3 million 13. Henry & June (1990) Box Office: $127.9 million 14. White Palace (1990) Box Office: $95.3 million 15. Child's Play 2 (1990) Box Office: $194.9 million 16. Havana (1990) Box Office: $196.1 million 17. Kindergarten Cop (1990) Box Office: $1.100 billion Total Earnings: $5.1 billion

[@coasterguy7590]

Wow!

[@williambrown8249]

Great vid, but just to split hairs 10,000 guests would be a very light day by today's standards. 10,000 * 365 days = 3,650,000, which is way lower than Universal's annual attendance (which is more like 10 million)

[@AttractionIdeas]

Yeah honestly good point. I was thinking from a capacity perspective, which I guess I way underestimated lol

[@largol33t1]

10,000 is the type of crowds you get in the first week of January because it's so freaking C-COLD... And most of the guests are Australian, British and Irish! But once they leave, spring break starts for South America so the Brazilians come pouring in. And they love Universal as much as Disney. The huge tour group that I saw at the hotel hit Disney and the very next day, ran to Universal - all 200-something of them!

[@carrisebear3499]

I loved Universal!

[@bbizzle82]

the opening reminded me of malanga!

[@Flips225]

Uploads more please 🙏!

[@mattrost2574]

I've watched several of your videos, and I think the content is great! Great videos, and some interesting information. But something I've noticed that most of them share is negativity. Why harp on problems, fails, shortcomings and disappointment? I subscribe to channels that offer positive insight into (sometimes) bad situations.

[@AttractionIdeas]

Yeah I get that and I recognize the pattern too. I'm definitely going to try and make some more positive videos down the line.

[@mattrost2574]

@@AttractionIdeas - I will continue to watch for new upbeat and exciting content!

[@Jushwa]

This is Herb right ?

[@jacksyoutubechannel4045]

It's okay that Disney took Universal's idea for MGM -- Universal got Animal Kingdom's budget-cut 'Beastly Kingdom.' Though it may be gone now, it was the part of the park that really got Islands up on its feet. (Not to mention, gave us some of the best theming and one -- two? -- of the best roller coasters in Florida.)

[@mariagutierrez-uk5bt]

in june 7 1990 Much celebrities in the ignaguration, that day Janet Leight, James Stewart and Anthony Perkins meeting William Hanna and Joseph Barbera 🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨????????????????

[@y0sq506]

have you rode the velocicoaster yet

[@AttractionIdeas]

No not yet. I'm very excited for it though. I've only heard good things. Hoping to get on by the end of the year.

[@y0sq506]

@@AttractionIdeas I was lucky enough to get a ride on it pre release back in may i think and it is by far the best ride at universal and the best coaster i’ve ever been on

[@moiseshernandez291]

@@AttractionIdeas hey man can i get a shout out also i am a sub to your channel for about 1 year and can you do top 10 best rides in universal also keep it up with the videos there good

[@RealPatriot86]

Disney is laughing because universal has to pay Disney to keep using the marvel characters in the superhero part of islands adventure.

[@AttractionIdeas]

Not really. Universal has a great deal on Marvel which has them paying way less than Disney would like. On top of this, only Universal can end the contract as the deal was signed in perpetuity. Considering Disney would almost definitely want those Marvel characters in their own Orlando parks, I’d say they’re probably not all too happy with the situation.

[@chuckjokic4557]

I feel dumb, what’s the music

[@AttractionIdeas]

LA Noire

[@SpectacularWebHead]

In my opinion this parked sucked back in the day and it still sucks now. The park feels ugly and outdated. The lands don’t make any sense either. I only go to Islands of Adventure and that’s it.

[@attackontylin5233]

Hollywood’s universal studios is WAYYYY better

[@AttractionIdeas]

Yeah it definitely needs work in some regards (KidZone is a stain on this Earth). However, I think the generic, backlot-style lands give the park much more freedom than Islands of Adventure. Much more freedom to have a greater variety of IP's and attractions by not having lands tied down to just one or a handful of IP's. Since Universal's new park, Epic Universe, will be more like IOA with lands themed to just one IP, I'm personally glad we have a park like this where many more properties get to see the light of day.

[@SpectacularWebHead]

@@JP-et9hv Mummy is okay. The Harry Potter coaster ride sucks.

[@nancyyventura358]

@@SpectacularWebHead well technically Harry potter ride gringotts isn't a rollercoaster

[@SpectacularWebHead]

@@nancyyventura358 Technically it still sucks

[@WTFJOYA]

Disney has ultimate theming and immersion, Universal and IOA have way better attractions.

[@carminecdinoproductions]

The Universal parks also have immersion in some themed areas and various rides and attractions!

[@thecluckster3908]

Never give up 😔

[@christinedaae7323]

Disney sabotaged Universal Studios Florida’s Opening Day! Merlin’s Beard, what will Disney do now that Universal has established themselves In Central Florida?

[@juuuq_8878]

15:16 I laugh so hard I puked

[@AttractionIdeas]

My bad old sport 😂

[@mikeohawk95]

15:32 well said morale, and I ant giv8ng up on my dreams too and not even giv8ng up on helping many companies and people currently struggling today even post 2020 Covid , and any fallen dreams can be reborn, even to my works and dreams, the atom former, check it out online and some examples on, how it can enable the means to ensure no one has to give up on their dreams again, + fix the environment, clean hybrid vehicles and more + mass theme park upgrades too

[@dennissmith5807]

I was there opening day.

[@Wooperzz]

off topic but i like your voice

[@AttractionIdeas]

Thank you old sport!