we went to universal last saturday and the queue for the simpsons ride was 90 minutes!! i would suggest that you go straight to this ride as soon as you get the the park to miss the queue!!
we went to universal last saturday and the queue for the simpsons ride was 90 minutes!! i would suggest that you go straight to this ride as soon as you get the the park to miss the queue!!
My daughter loves the Simpsons so we will be there in July - Don't want to view it on the net as that might spoil it
Neil and Sharon
I went on this ride for the first time yesterday, although Paul and two kids went on it last week.
The first time they went on it they got on the front row and it was fantastic, but when I went on it yesterday we got the back (second) row, and the view was really restricted, especially as I had a quite tall man in front of me. I found that I couldn't see the main part of the action unless I leaned to the side. The others who had been on the front seats before all said that the back row was no comparison to the front.
So the moral of the story..... try to be the first in your line. You will be directed into one of eight rows where you line up one by one, and there are eight people placed in each row. If you are one of the first four in this row, you will be the first to enter the holding room and you can place yourself at the exit door and so be the first to choose your seat. Choose the front row!!
I hope this all makes sense, and will make the wait for the ride worthwhile.
Nuala[msnsmile]
http://www.orlandovillarental.com/florida-vacation-rental-3291.aspx
What do you mean the've dumped BTTF???
Never I'm gutted!!!
Seriously it was a good ride but it was getting tired - good to see the've come up with something so innovative but also re-used so much of the old structure. You can see from the pics the've clearly done this
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