Ice Age: The 4D Experience Discussion

[thefatone]

I doubt it'd be fox - otherwise you'd have seen the same care and attention to Gardalands attraction (of which there is seemingly zilch).

 

[Dave]

I doubt it'd be fox - otherwise you'd have seen the same care and attention to Gardalands attraction (of which there is seemingly zilch).

Good point well made

Though it still stands that they need to show some care to older rides... though that another topic

 

[CoasterCrazyChris]

How many trees have been cut down in front of Burger King then?

 

[Dave]

How many trees have been cut down in front of Burger King then?

Only a couple that fell (or where at high risk of falling) during the high winds earlier in the year.

 

[James]

I was under the impression most of the theming and so on is down to Alton Towers?

 

[Martin]

Whoever it was, they're great touches.

I too am pretty sure it's mostly down to Alton.

 

[siralgenon]

If it was down to Alton then even better! It was great to see they were still improving the new attraction which wasn't getting bad reviews! ;D

 

[Dave]

No-one knows really but GardaLands looks a bit pants and Movie-Park Germany didn't have any theming so it's not unreasonable to assume it was Towers own idea to do the theming.

 

[Withnail]

If it was down to Alton then even better! It was great to see they were still improving the new attraction which wasn't getting bad reviews! ;D

Yeah, both Sub Terra and Ice Age 4D, clearly show a new approach from AT, where there is a budget allowance and a willingness to continue to make improvements and alterations to an attraction after launch.

 

[AstroDan]

Sharkbait Reef also fits this bracket!

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