rebuilding the King Kong ride

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rebuilding the King Kong ride

Postby JawsFan85 » Thu Jul 17, 2008 10:57 pm

They should re-build the Kong ride, i mean keep the ride going, don't let a big fire stop The 50' ape from entertaining the guest, re-build the ride showing Kong is unstoppable ! WHO'S WITH ME !
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Re: rebuilding the King Kong ride

Postby abovethefirehouse » Sat Jul 19, 2008 11:24 am

JawsFan85 wrote:They should re-build the Kong ride, i mean keep the ride going, don't let a big fire stop The 50' ape from entertaining the guest, re-build the ride showing Kong is unstoppable ! WHO'S WITH ME !


you mean 30' and it's time to move on. ;)
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King Kong

Postby Rock » Thu Oct 09, 2008 9:24 pm

I agree they should rebuild King Kong. Thats one of the best attractions in the tour.
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Backlot Master Plan - King Kong

Postby universalstonecutter » Wed Apr 29, 2009 10:07 pm

master plan for expansion of the studio tour lower lot - expanded eastward - upper lot north - new prop plaza type area - Kong sound stage
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repost of information by
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"Universalstonecutter: The parking lot just to the left of the bridge in your last aerial photo is the proposed location of the new King Kong animation on the tour. No other details yet as to the entrance and exit or route we will take to get there though"


Why? - Introduction of topic " Just imagine" if NBC would consider, using the hill side parking lots north east of the escalator and west of the collapsing bridge for expansion of the Studio Tour Attractions and improve production operation offices.

Suggestions: Divide this area into at least three multi uses areas.

1. Terraced building - much like the Westmore building.
2. Terraced Production offices on levels working down the hill side.
3. Each production working area to have a private patio area
4. The roof areas of the structure use by the studio tour.
5. Public tour access from the escalator - rent a VIP electric cart
6. Existing roadway, access to Production offices using electric cars

Exec Summary - new production offices with a view, access to a patio.

Parking lot area - expansion of studio tour attraction.
1. lowest parking lot level area soundstage for "King Kong"
2. new NBC soundstages, with public access to TV shows.
3. Alternate area for standing sets, open to public tours
4. Move Psycho House and motel to hill side near the bridge attraction.
5. Create residential street sets with interiors for production offices.
6. prop plaza area, for public viewing of backlot

Exec Summary - merge the future needs - move of standing sets, studio tour expansion, new sound stages, better production office space. patio.

Build with the existing lot, hill side is a nature sound barrier.
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Postby TramDriverBill » Wed Apr 29, 2009 11:17 pm

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X marks the lot.
No other development other than the new Kong animation as far as I know. Sounds like it will be nothing like the Kong of old, but more of a state of the art 3D CGI straight shot with no tilts (gimbals).
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Postby AmityIsland » Thu Apr 30, 2009 11:05 am

we hear CGI a lot nowadays in hollywood, it's frightening. Do other people see this as an easy way out?

Is the new transformers ride going to be fully CGI?
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