It'll never be as bad as "But looking down is the fun part!"Seems strange to tell people there is no escape, and follow it with unfasten your seatbelt
didn't know there was anything going on? those walls have been around for a whileAnyone know what’s going behind the walls in the oblivion shop?
Have a look into the Fanta sponsorship, it's awful. Tummy bubbling fun.No... thet can't be real... please tell me you're lying...
Yes they’ve replaced/refurbished the misters apparently. From the photos and videos I’ve seen, the drop looks the best it’s looked in a long time.i felt like oblivion had much more mist than usual yesterday, also was the most unsecured ride i have ever had on it
Think that’s just the shading on the photo she has used.Unless I’m mistaken but looking at Bianca newest post on social media, it appears more painting and refurbishing works has been carried out since opening day?
I don’t remember seeing the floor brick work painted black if you look back at TPWW?
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Argh why??!!
Sometimes less is more, and in the case of Oblivion, it most definitely is! The orange "Don't Look Down" sign became iconic because it stood out. Over the years more and more orange has been added to the ride area/x sector, starting with the painting of the logos in the concrete, then the. pipework around the old "Rehydrator", now it's plastered all over X-Cite and a the hole is surrounded with a thick band of orange. It's too much!
The "Secret government/military facility" theme only works if it maintains a serious and forbidding appearance. The only thing saving it is the fact the park haven't painted the track a glossy black with orange rails or something, it's teetering on the edge "pun intended" of becoming a parody of its former self in my opinion.
All the ride needs is a good jet wash, a return to the less "in your face" orange-ness, and two new flat rides that add activity to the area, whilst not detracting from X-Sector's theme.
It's like Nickelodeons vomitting over it with it's iconic orange splatArgh why??!!
Sometimes less is more, and in the case of Oblivion, it most definitely is! The orange "Don't Look Down" sign became iconic because it stood out. Over the years more and more orange has been added to the ride area/x sector, starting with the painting of the logos in the concrete, then the. pipework around the old "Rehydrator", now it's plastered all over X-Cite and a the hole is surrounded s likewith a thick band of orange. It's too much!
The "Secret government/military facility" theme only works if it maintains a serious and forbidding appearance. The only thing saving it is the fact the park haven't painted the track a glossy black with orange rails or something, it's teetering on the edge "pun intended" of becoming a parody of its former self in my opinion.
All the ride needs is a good jet wash, a return to the less "in your face" orange-ness, and two new flat rides that add activity to the area, whilst not detracting from X-Sector's theme.
Argh why??!!
Sometimes less is more, and in the case of Oblivion, it most definitely is! The orange "Don't Look Down" sign became iconic because it stood out. Over the years more and more orange has been added to the ride area/x sector, starting with the painting of the logos in the concrete, then the. pipework around the old "Rehydrator", now it's plastered all over X-Cite and a the hole is surrounded with a thick band of orange. It's too much!
The "Secret government/military facility" theme only works if it maintains a serious and forbidding appearance. The only thing saving it is the fact the park haven't painted the track a glossy black with orange rails or something, it's teetering on the edge "pun intended" of becoming a parody of its former self in my opinion.
All the ride needs is a good jet wash, a return to the less "in your face" orange-ness, and two new flat rides that add activity to the area, whilst not detracting from X-Sector's theme.
Sure if it Smiler was the only coaster in the area. Oblivion has a fantastic theme. It's a one trick pony, and it's the theme of forebodingness and anticipation of the unknown that makes it successful. Strip it of that and start adding humorous elects in and it'd kill it stone dead.With new Forbidden Valley taking on a new theme more similar to X-Sector. I'd like to see X-Sector move in a new direction.
I'd love the area being an experimental facility for existentialism with the Ministry of Joy being mad scientists. The Smiler being a psychological device twisting the meaning of life towards happiness, and Oblivion being a physics experiment simulating what's beyond the stars and the nothingness and meaninglessness of space. And then add flat rides themed around other areas of science gone wrong...
Extend the narrative that was recently introduced with the Ministry of Joy being this comical organisation that you'd expect from a TV sitcom with Mad Hatter-esque ambitions, but have various theming elements of them existing throughout time. With a 'Ministry of Joy' headquarters mimicking Downing Street and a wacky twisted version of a sundial.