We were there the day it happened and saw the helicopter waiting to take the patient away as we arrived at TL. As expected, CMs were just saying that the ride was closed at the moment. Still not 100% sure what happened although the injury report did seem to indicate it was not an amputation.
The ride has not reopened since the accident happened on Dec 8, 2018. Typhoon Lagoon is currently closed for it's annual refurbishment. It's anticipated that Miss Adventure Falls will reopen after the refurbishment but we won't really know for sure until then.
It appears we have to choose between a Wednesday HHN OR free nighttime event at Typhoon Lagoon. Which would you choose? Obviously FREE is appealing but I've heard so much about HHN (NOT free).I am also a super scaredy cat but made it through 3 nights last year, if that helps It was a really fun event, more fun than I anticipated!
It appears we have to choose between a Wednesday HHN OR free nighttime event at Typhoon Lagoon. Which would you choose? Obviously FREE is appealing but I've heard so much about HHN (NOT free).
Start watching at the turn of the new year for discounts in May.That would be great if I actually found a discount! I'm planning for worst case scenarios, but I appreciate your post as it's a more positive outlook.
I had an email today from Universal Parks wanting us to take a small survey about our 2018 Annual pass. At the very end of the survey they asked us to rate what sort of Harry Potter fan we were.....then the next question asked the same regarding what level of Star Wars fan we were. The final question asked if we were more of a HP fan or a SW fan. Do you suppose they are trying to get a feel for how the addition of SWGE is going to affect their park attendance?
That’s interesting and I guess just gathering I tell and trying to see that they have some idea how the Potter fandom comes NeverAds to park guests and seeing if overlapnwith Star Wars fandom too
Maybe seeing how to play up/market once Galaxy’s Edge opens? Like do they market Universal (with Potter) as alternative or something you should do in addition to coming to see Galaxy’s Edge
It's funny to think of adding Universal days to relax after a Disney vacation, but you're certainly not the first person to express that on these boards.It is interesting. Count us as fans that overlap! We did a WDW/Universal combo for the first time last year (we had been waiting for the kids to be a little older). We loved Universal, but did feel the time crunch on the WDW side. We usually travel in April and I've already been thinking about what we'll do for our next trip. Do we skip Universal because of the time and/or money it might take to do SWGE, or do we do a couple of days at the end at Universal for a more relaxing, low-key (less planned, less crowded) end to things? Or will it not be relaxing at all because Universal will be crazy with overflow, lol! Things to ponder...
It is interesting. Count us as fans that overlap! We did a WDW/Universal combo for the first time last year (we had been waiting for the kids to be a little older). We loved Universal, but did feel the time crunch on the WDW side. We usually travel in April and I've already been thinking about what we'll do for our next trip. Do we skip Universal because of the time and/or money it might take to do SWGE, or do we do a couple of days at the end at Universal for a more relaxing, low-key (less planned, less crowded) end to things? Or will it not be relaxing at all because Universal will be crazy with overflow, lol! Things to ponder...
It's funny to think of adding Universal days to relax after a Disney vacation, but you're certainly not the first person to express that on these boards.
You said they took one day to go over to Universal. If someone took one day to go over to Magic Kingdom from their Universal resort, I'm pretty sure they would also be burnt out. I think the PP (and definitely I) was talking about leaving Disney altogether and spending a night or two at Universal at the end of a trip.My wife took my daughter to Universal to see the Harry Potter stuff and found it the opposite - that it was just ride, ride, ride and now “down” or “slow” attractions and that by like 3pm they were burnt out
But guess how you do each
My wife took my daughter to Universal to see the Harry Potter stuff and found it the opposite - that it was just ride, ride, ride and now “down” or “slow” attractions and that by like 3pm they were burnt out
But guess how you do each
That’s interesting and I guess just gathering intel and trying to see that they have some idea how the Potter fandom comes at what level to park guests and seeing if overlaps with Star Wars fandom too
Maybe seeing how to play up/market once Galaxy’s Edge opens? Like do they market Universal (with Potter) as alternative or something you should do in addition to coming to see Galaxy’s Edge
Usually we go for at least two days and we're kinda board by about halfway through the 2nd dayTo be fair your family was only there for a day, so yeah it probably was rush rush.
It's usually not like that if you stay for more than a day.
Of course!!The final question asked if we were more of a HP fan or a SW fan. Do you suppose they are trying to get a feel for how the addition of SWGE is going to affect their park attendance?
It's funny to think of adding Universal days to relax after a Disney vacation, but you're certainly not the first person to express that on these boards.
Our last trip was mostly disney but for the first time my wife took my oldest daughter over for one day to universal for the Harry Potter stuff (I just couldn’t justify the cost for the rest of us when my youngest two are too short to ride most things there)
But next year we might change tactic and do Universal and then see if they have a hard ticket event for Galaxy’s Edge and just do that at Disney
My wife took my daughter to Universal to see the Harry Potter stuff and found it the opposite - that it was just ride, ride, ride and now “down” or “slow” attractions and that by like 3pm they were burnt out
But guess how you do each
Of course!!
My kids liked HP books and found the HP section of Universal Hollywood cute. But they have no interest in cutting a single WDW day to go to universal for HP or anything else. Even though we’ve been to WDW so many times. We’re ALL OVER Star Wars stuff, though.
I’m sure there’s some fandom overlap, though, and wouldn’t be at all surprised if Universal sees a small uptick of people coming for SWGE and taking a day or two to visit HP.