She-Hulk @ Universal Studios Orlando

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  • December 20, 2007 at 4:35 am #64796
    Trent Harlow
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    Though normally quiet, I felt the need to share this with everyone here.  Yesterday my girlfriend and I went to Island of Adventure in Orlando and naturally rode the Hulk first thing.  Since we were in the  superhero area and it was lunch time, we stopped to have lunch there.  Upon entering this caught my eye.

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    If I had had the cash I would've gone home with it. 

    December 20, 2007 at 7:41 am #64797
    P4WN’d
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    Ah yes, Universal Orlando is the best place to be when you retired from disneyland.
    I do remember eating in that place.

    December 20, 2007 at 7:43 am #64798
    David C. Matthews
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    You had me going there for a moment.  I thought you were about to tell us there was a She-Hulk character there (an actress dressed in a costume you could have your picture taken with).  That would've given me an incentive to go back there, maybe even buy an annual pass.

    (BTW, "Amazing Adventures of Spider-Man" is still the best theme park ride ever!)

    December 20, 2007 at 8:36 am #64799
    BlackKusanagi
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    You had me going there for a moment.  I thought you were about to tell us there was a She-Hulk character there (an actress dressed in a costume you could have your picture taken with).  That would've given me an incentive to go back there, maybe even buy an annual pass.

    (BTW, "Amazing Adventures of Spider-Man" is still the best theme park ride ever!)

    Totally agree. I wouldnt mind riding that ride, over, and over again.

    December 20, 2007 at 6:56 pm #64800
    Zespara Alathar
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    (BTW, "Amazing Adventures of Spider-Man" is still the best theme park ride ever!)

    I agree 100%, David.  It's more than just a ride, it's an event.  That's one ride that I don't mind waiting in line for as there is so much to see as you go through the loading dock, the alleyway, the entrance, the newsroom, etc.  🙂

    It truly is a park for those who've tired of Disney.  I think it's a better amusement park in the truest sense.

    Z

    Burnt out from Disney and the lost ideals of Walt.
    Except for visiting David in the art area, of course!!  ;D

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