jedimaster1227

Today, my friend and I decided to deviate from our all Disney theme park visits and take a trip over to the other famous chain of theme parks in Orlando, Universal. Due to our earlier tornado scare in Orlando along with the bleak chance of it not raining, the parks were empty... As in completely empty! Everything had a walk-on wait of less than 5 minutes; even the coasters! It was even better than when everybody came to Universal in October as the parks were nearly abandoned. Here is our journey... (Oh, and just for those of you who were wondering what time of day it was when we got to the parks, it was about 4:00 p.m.) Spiderman was empty too! This is getting scary... Such a great wait time too! "Doombots, ignore safety warnings and set for maximum extraction!" Such a great entrance! Chillin' with the old school Spidey in his Spider-mobile. Too bad the thing nearly fell over when I sat in it (or should I say, sat on it). First up as always was the Hulk. It was empty... Who here is scarier: me or the dinosaur? What a waste of time... Can't they make this into NBC's iCoaster Live? If they don't keep this, I might cry... I haven't even had a chance to eat at Mythos yet! Voldemorts Fury: Escape from Doom... Coming 2008... I really love this picture! This will probably become the Deatheaters Grill... Here comes Harry Potter Quiditch Cup Live Aeromatic Spectacular... Woot... Here is the infamous wheelchair seat on the Flying Unicorn. The Flying Unicorn had no wait at all...

Well, at least you know that the majority of the posters on this thread think your work is amazing. I hope that their comments weren't too discouraging. Keep up the amazing work and ignore any negativity you come across. Your work has already become a success so you don't need to prove your talent to anybody. If artists never recieved any criticism in their earlier years, they would have never worked harder to create more!

^^Who said something negative about this amazing comic?!?!

As long as they don't remove/rethem Mythos or Dueling Dragons, I wouldn't mind a retheme as the land hasn't really changed since the park opened. Super Hero Island recieved the Storm Force Acceleratron Jurassic Park has yet to recieve a new attraction Suess Landing has recieved the Sky Trolley The Lost Continent has recieved the Flying Unicorn Toon Lagoon has yet to recieve a new hard attraction. I feel that either Jurassic Park or Toon Lagoon needs an update sooner, but an update to the Lost Continent wouldn't bother me as long as it was done well. Who knows, maybe they could turn the Sinbad theater into an enclosed building for a Harry Potter themed coaster in the style of X:/ No Way Out!

I was under the impression that a Hyper Coaster was designed purely for airtime achieved at "extreme" heights- not necesscarily at 200ft.

Kraken was built as a floorless coaster. That was part of Busch's marketing strategy- assigning it as a floorless coaster.

We flew to Montreal from Orlando International Airport. No time for stops in between, just a direct flight to Montreal. We were there on vacation and my brother and I set aside a day to check out the park. Trust me, if I could have made a stop at any other park on the way, I would have!

^Yes, I was talking about La Ronde's Goliath. I have only done one Goliath so far and that was at La Ronde.

Well, for my first Hyper, Goliath was incredible. From the minute we left the lift hill, I was out of my seat and floating through the air through a combination of ejector seat and floater airtime. It was a truly wonderful experience. On a scale of one to ten, I would give it an eight as it could have (and should have) been a longer ride.

No, I said that jokingly... really, I did.

I don't know if that is a complement or not? I haven't broken any kiddie coasters, but I do consider them to be credits... I wouldn't turn down a ride on the Shamu Express if it meant that I would have another credit! I am a credit monger.

Florida has just recieved a brand new credit! If it beats Griffon to the use of floorless trains on a dive machine, then I guess it means that we get the first floorless dive machine after all!

Darude is a Techno music group. Spookbaby talked briefly about them here: I just got a random thought when looking back through your comic... a floorless B&M box!

My favorite shows were: Rocko's Modern Life Aah! Real Monsters All That (the original cast) Are you afraid of the dark? (also the original) Legends of the Hidden Temple Double Dare Guts (then Global Guts) Salute your Shorts (Who could forget this lovely moment?) ~Adam "dreamed of topping off the agro-crag" Roth~

As odd as this sounds, try putting a nerds rope in Sprite (or for you, Kinley- which would probably be even better) and you get a really cool soda. Don't ask me how I knew that... I miss Kinley though!!! (Good thing I can get some in limited shot-style cups at Epcot.)

1. I miss the Fantastic World of Hanna-Barbera badly... 2. I actually remember owning one of those nerf dart crossbows when I was younger (I think it was handed down to me from my brother). 3. This is a really cool and nostaligia inducing TR. Thank you for that!

Gunther and the Sunshine Girls' Ding Dong Song or Machoman's Wookie Wookie... The second one's music video is pretty funny though!

I loved #27! Maybe in the next comic you could hint at Spookbaby's love of Darude. As for the angry Rabbi Joey, I can't say much but:

^Name dropping, not so much considering that I didn't say that he told me anything. In fact, he had nothing to tell as I didn't ask him anything as his son asked me not to. All I said was that I knew him and that his son is my friend. Nothing more, nothing less. As for the event, I couldn't really see how Disney wouldn't make a ton of money on it, considering it is combining two of its most popular themes and allowing kids to dress up like them.

I have uploaded the videos from the event and they can all be viewed here.

^He still works there. He mainly designs shows and music for shows, with some of his most known work at the Adventurers Club. I thought the fireworks show was pretty well done, while the storyline didn't appeal to me as much as Illuminations, the show choreography and pyrotechnics were pretty incredible.

Here are the last of my scans from the Pirate and Princess Party this year. Here are the many shows going on during the event. Here is the map show in the guide. Here is the front and back of the map/guide... The treasure-tote bag and admission wrist band. The cast members would actually do sweeps of the park to make sure all guests were wearing wrists bands. The back of the ad... The front of the ad...

This is getting scary...I have been at Seaworld, Epcot and now Magic Kingdom at the same time as you... Its pretty cool that I have actually met both you and Leanne though. Hopefully the next time we happen to be at the same park, we actually see each other, rather than finding out the day after...

^If my memory serves me correctly, the "butt pirate" has been used before for some event. Maybe it was the opening of Stitch's Great Escape, but I could be wrong.

^He also creates new sketches for the Adventure Club at Pleasure Island.