My dad went on the E.T. ride a few days after it opened a long time ago and then he comes back to Florida with me my little brother and my mum and points everything out that he can remember on the ride. (We live in the UK btw)
I just went this week and I tried "Rainbow Connection" on the Rip Ride Rocket and it actually works!!! (It was very soothing for me and my friend going around loops while listening to Kermit sing about rainbows)
To find a piece of the berlin wall you just take the route to the SECOND hidden entrance that usually isnt the crowded by vistors. To find it go to the RIGHT of the hard rock cafe past it and it will be on your left and also nearby is the old Nickalodeon building which is next to the blue man group building and to the right of that is the second entrance. (hope it helps)
"Ask for Babs" - those words appeared in brackets beneath the ad line "While in Hollywood, visit Universal Studios" which used to run at the end of John Landis' movies. For a number of years, anyone who did remember to ask for Babs at the ticket booth received discounted entry.
for anyone visiting universal orlando: during your freetime at the parks, i highly suggest doing the hardrock cafe tour. if there is no event that night than ask the front desk if you can go on the tour and it's completely free! they take you backstage where all the shows are at hardrock live and take you into a 'john lennon room' which is absolutely incredible and features many personal belongings of john lennons. i go to universal all the time and always knew about this tour but never actually did it until recently
There are secret laminated photos hidden around the park. I found one earlier this week in the roof of a bathroom. It was of San Francisco in the1800's. It also had a brief letter from universal on it.
You forgot about "Ask For Babs." In the 1978 movie “Animal House”, the character Babs is mentioned to have become a tour guide at Universal Studios. The end credits for this and subsequent films contained an advertisement for the tour at Universal Studios, with the note, “Ask for Babs.” If you did you got either a free pass or a discount, depending on the year. However, Universal Studios eventually discontinued this in 1989.
I remember the first time I went to Universal Studios. We were on the tram thing and we were passing by all of the sets for different movies. We stopped by the Bates Motel set and we saw a guy trying to shove a human-shaped duffel bag into the trunk of a car. To which he turned around, saw us, then started sprinting at the tram to which we then took off again. To this day I have no idea if that was supposed to be Norman Bates, or if that was actually a crazy psychopath murderer.
Yeah that guy does that. When I went he was hiding in the bushes and when the train passed, we saw his head poking out and he was holding a knife, then started running after us lol
1 = I started working at Universal Studios Florida six month ago, but I barely know any deep details about the park. I passed team member orientation, of course, Still, this video gave me great insight to information that I probably would not have learn on my own. I will definitely try the rollercoaster hidden music options.Thanks. 2 = I worked at Walt Disney World before changing to Universal. Being a cast member had its difficulties, but I still have much love for the Mouse. 3 = The Twenty-Five Cents Bargain sight gag was one of WhatCulture's best ever! Hilarious! :-D
As an employee who works at the train, let me just tell you I get MANY guests still asking about Jaws. I try to give them little tid-bits and easter eggs. Cheers for this!
we took a trip to Orlando my senior year in high school for choir and went both here and Disney World... it truly was the second best part of my life... #1 of course being getting married to my beautiful wife.
I went to Universal Orlando back in like 1998. It was awesome. Jaws , Back to the Future, the Jurassic Park ride was still under construction. Im old i know but even back then it was awesome!
So I worked at this "Preview Center" for a little over a year, now the Preview Center has turned into the NBC Media Labs with a bunch of rooms to test hardware (like Amazon Fire, XBox updates etc) as well as bio metric testing, hooking you up to a machine that tracks your heart rate, GSR, and eye tracking, kind of cool stuff, and yes they do pay a good amount of money for ~hours of your time.
My wife and I visited Universal in September 2008, and we got to visit the feedback center. We were shown a selection of trailers for a series called "My Own Worst Enemy" starring Christian Slater and answered a bunch of questions afterwards like "would you watch this?" "Umm...no" But we did get paid enough to buy ourselves lunch.
I did the preview center thing when I was little. They were testing those milk and cereal bars that were hugely popular in the early 2000's. You know, the things that were pretty much rice krispy treats but with cocoa puffs and had a layer of what was essentially oreo creme in the middle? I don't remember how much we were paid, but it was a nice snack and a chance to get out of the heat.
The Orlando Hard Rock Cafe also has a secret Lennon Room, with a lot of his personal things, such as his artwork. I don’t know about now, but when we were there in ‘07, it was mentioned in the drink menu under the history of the chain. Anyone that found the info & asked to see it, would be given a tour of it.
This is why I like this channel, instead of welcoming the viewer like WatchMojo does or any other famous count down channel does by saying their channel name, instead this channel just said 'F*ck Disney'.
I remember seeing that episode of Bones after being to Universal a few times and I geeked so hard when I recognized the earthquake. Fact is you can not skip the studio tour even if you've been on it before cause you just never know...
I went to the preview center twice for feedback, each time was paid. During one session I was asked if I would provide additional feedback for additional money. During this session I sat in a room with a lady who worked for a firm in NY and was asked questions and about my opinions. It was quite fun.
My parents got into the Preview center..... IT TOOK SO FREAKING LONG. My brother and I were younger at the time, wanting to ride rides, but no. Instead we were inside the preview center watching people having fun while the Spiderman movie was playing.
Also what's left of nickoloden studios still there. It's just an abandoned building next to the blue man group building. I wonder if it still has 90s decor inside of it. Also, the time capsule from 1992 it's still around at universal Orlando.itll be opened 2042
I just got back for universal a few days ago and we had the vip. It was incredible and I would recommend checking it out if you would like to go to universal!
"While the park dates back to 1964 like your mom does" *liked* "Universal studios were actually open to the public as early as 1915 like your dad was. " *subscribed*
I got snagged for one of those questionnaire things in Orlando. They were looking for new flavors for some slurpees. They had me try different slurpees and answer questions based on which I liked better. After it was done I got a $5 Scooby Doo cash for the park.
I remember (in 2007) when I was seven at summer camp we went to Universal Studios Hollywood, and I swear to god there was only four things that I was able to do since my height (small bean lol). I went on the Back to the Future ride, Revenge of the Mummy, Jurassic Park and the Tram. Worst five hours of my life. I was scared of it all and I had an asthma attack on Jurassic Park. Now I'm trying to hype myself to go to HHN but I don't wanna have a heart attack. We'll see how that goes.
My mom used to live down the street from Dr. Suess when she was really young. She never really saw him, though... I think my grandma may have talked to him however.
OK, if you play "I will survive" on Rockin' Roller Coaster, even with the amount of times i've seen it shut down or something, you're just BEGGING for the ride to explode on you.
+Dario Anesi Fuck New Disney more like it It was good during the Renesance with it's classics, but now it's crap with the live-action remakes, Marvel (why they bought it when Universal already had a Marvel Land I still don't get unless they are getting revenge on Universal for taking Oswald), and, oh yes, TEARING DOWN WESTERN LAND FOR STAR WARS JUNK EVEN THOUGH TOMORROW LAND! AUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUGH!
+Shaydys, The Shadow Queen Star Wars is not the future of humanity. That's what tomorrow land is supposed to be about. Star Wars is ... Well Star Wars. The two have nothing to do with one another. So that's why they have the two separate areas of the park. Also, they bought Marvel because it's a license to print money. Who cares him islands of adventure already uses Marvel characters. Sorry you don't like Disney for what ever reasoning that people always use to say they hate Disney, but let's use some common sense.
I had my picture taken in front of that chunk of Berlin Wall, back in the 90's. It has a big ol' Pink Floyd logo painted on it, so I guess that's why it sort of kind of matches up with the Hard Rock, rock memorabilia thing.
I was recruited to sample some new potato chips they were thinking of bringing into the park when I was 13 and was visiting Universal. It was badass. I felt like I was being invited into some inner circle at first, but then I just got some money similar to the notes in the vid. Well, my parents got it to spend for me, but same difference. Was cool, would enjoy being recruited again.
damn you open up with an ATTACK :O They have a piece because they are officially recognised as a museum/collector of history so they were allowed to have a piece. And they have it cuz it's cool
doctor jimmy channel name is dockimo btw. sir owen disney does more pod cast on a large range of topics. but when he talks about hhn its full deep and rich in detail.
I was chosen two days in a row to watch pilots of shows. For one I was paid $15 then another $15 for a more in depth interview with someone in marketing asking questions about the show. The next day I watched another pilot and was paid $20 since this one was an hour long.
I am surprised that no one ever mentions the secret codes! I don't know if they exist in any of the other parks other than the L.A one though. Okay so everyday for the bottom floor rides there are secret codes for each ride, they usually give out these codes to people if the ride had any technical issues and it allows you to go in the front of the line. You tell the employee's working on the ride the code and they'll let you right in BUT the codes are pretty difficult to figure out. Some say you can find them near signs but I've never been able to locate any. The codes change everyday and usually have something to do with what's going on in the world like when Guardians of the galaxy premiered, the code for the day was GROOT.
I have a friend who works at the hare rock café withthe Berlin wall piece behind it and he told me that when they hired a company to pressure wash the walls there (to clean them obviously) they also pressure washed the Berlin wall wearing away most of the graffiti
They don't just used the recruiters just for that, they also are used by company to test product, like at universal studios Hollywood when I was young so early 1990's I was asked some questions and led a room where the Doritos co asked me some question and try out some items 1. Doritos 3D (Which made it to stores and 2. Doritos cyclones ( didn't made the cut.) Just thought I'd share that with you
I had never gone to universal studios Hollywood only Disney. I was born and raised in Disney then Wizarding World opened. Well it suckered me in and now it’s my 2nd favorite
phenomenalclassic93 I guess. But then shouldn't that really only be Orlando? I love US Hollywood, but let's be honest here, it's no where near as popular as Disneyland.
*opened for 26 years....LIKE you Sister!* i died loughing xD
It's spelled laughing
i know
no you don't
"open for 27 years like your sister" 😂😂😂😂😂
🤣🤧 he dissed our family 3 times
Sometimes it's weird to see Adma talking about anything but wrestling.
adma?
+Colin D adam.
I hope your username comes true. AJ for champ!
+Colin D hey, I know adma, and hearing him talk about anything but wrestling IS weird
+Aj Styles Beats RomanReigns ever notice how he always makes a reference to wrestling when he does these videos
I went to Disney land and then universal and I can say I really liked universal better for many reasons.
Yeah because of how small it is Universal has a more personal touch whereas Disneyland is just so BIG!
I think I love you, sarcastic-rude-offensive-dry-voice-guy
Clicked this video for secrets...got me, my family, and everyone I know roasted.
My dad went on the E.T. ride a few days after it opened a long time ago and then he comes back to Florida with me my little brother and my mum and points everything out that he can remember on the ride. (We live in the UK btw)
I just went this week and I tried "Rainbow Connection" on the Rip Ride Rocket and it actually works!!! (It was very soothing for me and my friend going around loops while listening to Kermit sing about rainbows)
Ya Ik it does 306 is the best -lose yourself by Eminem
I'm loving the wrestling references.
To find a piece of the berlin wall you just take the route to the SECOND hidden entrance that usually isnt the crowded by vistors. To find it go to the RIGHT of the hard rock cafe past it and it will be on your left and also nearby is the old Nickalodeon building which is next to the blue man group building and to the right of that is the second entrance. (hope it helps)
Or you know, go to berlin. Like I did.
"Ask for Babs" - those words appeared in brackets beneath the ad line "While in Hollywood, visit Universal Studios" which used to run at the end of John Landis' movies. For a number of years, anyone who did remember to ask for Babs at the ticket booth received discounted entry.
that moment when you thought that Whatculture Wrestling uploaded a video but it was actually Whatculture :P
+kareem qassim Still,it is pretty funny still.
+kareem qassim
It had Titus O'neil. Close enough.
"The original DILF, Dr Seuss"
Oh, oh my O///O
My mom was literally born in 1964. I'm frightened
My mother was born in 1964, spot on mate.
I think there's a vsauce video about how he did that.
for anyone visiting universal orlando: during your freetime at the parks, i highly suggest doing the hardrock cafe tour. if there is no event that night than ask the front desk if you can go on the tour and it's completely free! they take you backstage where all the shows are at hardrock live and take you into a 'john lennon room' which is absolutely incredible and features many personal belongings of john lennons. i go to universal all the time and always knew about this tour but never actually did it until recently
Damn, this man roasted my entire family all while vastly entertaining me
Universal studios in Orlando is the best one Reply if you agree
Yea
I like the alligator attack simulator :D
Hell yes
+Endmysuffering Please successful meme?
Yesss
There are secret laminated photos hidden around the park. I found one earlier this week in the roof of a bathroom. It was of San Francisco in the1800's. It also had a brief letter from universal on it.
Nice Crash Bandicoot Reference at 3:44
Fun Fact: Crash Bandicoot was a mascot character at Universal Studios Florida, Hollywood and Japan until 2012
You forgot about "Ask For Babs." In the 1978 movie “Animal House”, the character Babs is mentioned to have become a tour guide at Universal Studios. The end credits for this and subsequent films contained an advertisement for the tour at Universal Studios, with the note, “Ask for Babs.” If you did you got either a free pass or a discount, depending on the year. However, Universal Studios eventually discontinued this in 1989.
My mum was born in 1964! How did you know?!
Same!! hahaha
Dylan Sherwood so I'm not the only one?
Dylan Sherwood my dad was
I remember the first time I went to Universal Studios. We were on the tram thing and we were passing by all of the sets for different movies. We stopped by the Bates Motel set and we saw a guy trying to shove a human-shaped duffel bag into the trunk of a car. To which he turned around, saw us, then started sprinting at the tram to which we then took off again.
To this day I have no idea if that was supposed to be Norman Bates, or if that was actually a crazy psychopath murderer.
It's apart of the tour.
in the tour the driver actually calls the man Norman bates 🙄
Neck
Yeah that guy does that. When I went he was hiding in the bushes and when the train passed, we saw his head poking out and he was holding a knife, then started running after us lol
Yeah Norman was part of the tram tour for a while after Kongfrontation sadly caught fire.
1 = I started working at Universal Studios Florida six month ago, but I barely know any deep details about the park. I passed team member orientation, of course, Still, this video gave me great insight to information that I probably would not have learn on my own. I will definitely try the rollercoaster hidden music options.Thanks.
2 = I worked at Walt Disney World before changing to Universal. Being a cast member had its difficulties, but I still have much love for the Mouse.
3 = The Twenty-Five Cents Bargain sight gag was one of WhatCulture's best ever! Hilarious! :-D
As an employee who works at the train, let me just tell you I get MANY guests still asking about Jaws. I try to give them little tid-bits and easter eggs. Cheers for this!
2:43 for some reason I can’t stop laughing at the John Travolta edit 😂😂
we took a trip to Orlando my senior year in high school for choir and went both here and Disney World... it truly was the second best part of my life... #1 of course being getting married to my beautiful wife.
I went to Universal Orlando back in like 1998. It was awesome. Jaws , Back to the Future, the Jurassic Park ride was still under construction. Im old i know but even back then it was awesome!
So I worked at this "Preview Center" for a little over a year, now the Preview Center has turned into the NBC Media Labs with a bunch of rooms to test hardware (like Amazon Fire, XBox updates etc) as well as bio metric testing, hooking you up to a machine that tracks your heart rate, GSR, and eye tracking, kind of cool stuff, and yes they do pay a good amount of money for ~hours of your time.
My wife and I visited Universal in September 2008, and we got to visit the feedback center.
We were shown a selection of trailers for a series called "My Own Worst Enemy" starring Christian Slater and answered a bunch of questions afterwards like "would you watch this?" "Umm...no"
But we did get paid enough to buy ourselves lunch.
That cookie killed me 😂😂
Adam why the fuck you gotta dig on my family so hard.
I did the preview center thing when I was little. They were testing those milk and cereal bars that were hugely popular in the early 2000's. You know, the things that were pretty much rice krispy treats but with cocoa puffs and had a layer of what was essentially oreo creme in the middle? I don't remember how much we were paid, but it was a nice snack and a chance to get out of the heat.
real deal titus o'neil
2:42 THE BEST 4 SECONDS OF VIDEO ON TH-cam EVER!!
These are awesome. Please do more theme park top 10s
The Orlando Hard Rock Cafe also has a secret Lennon Room, with a lot of his personal things, such as his artwork. I don’t know about now, but when we were there in ‘07, it was mentioned in the drink menu under the history of the chain. Anyone that found the info & asked to see it, would be given a tour of it.
This is why I like this channel, instead of welcoming the viewer like WatchMojo does or any other famous count down channel does by saying their channel name, instead this channel just said 'F*ck Disney'.
I remember seeing that episode of Bones after being to Universal a few times and I geeked so hard when I recognized the earthquake. Fact is you can not skip the studio tour even if you've been on it before cause you just never know...
This is THE BEST educatainment video
I went to the preview center twice for feedback, each time was paid. During one session I was asked if I would provide additional feedback for additional money. During this session I sat in a room with a lady who worked for a firm in NY and was asked questions and about my opinions. It was quite fun.
I've been in that middle room thing in the MIB ride. It's soo cool.
you sir are the funniest host on this channel!
When you just trying to learn more about Universal but Adam ends up roasting your whole family instead
Adam is the king of savage... this is his world, and he just allows us to inhabit it. Thank Adam for your home.
My parents got into the Preview center.....
IT TOOK SO FREAKING LONG. My brother and I were younger at the time, wanting to ride rides, but no. Instead we were inside the preview center watching people having fun while the Spiderman movie was playing.
0:02 first video of WhatCulture I see and I'm now a sub XD.
When Adam said "An Homage to the good doctor" who else here immediately thought he was gonna talk about a Doctor Who exhibit?
Atheist Orphan Atheism is the religion of secularism. You actually believe in god but you wanna sin. Sinner.
The ad was Universal Studios for me!😂
Me too lol
Also what's left of nickoloden studios still there. It's just an abandoned building next to the blue man group building. I wonder if it still has 90s decor inside of it. Also, the time capsule from 1992 it's still around at universal Orlando.itll be opened 2042
I just got back for universal a few days ago and we had the vip. It was incredible and I would recommend checking it out if you would like to go to universal!
1964 like your mum,
but my dad was born in 1964😢
Yer ma's yer da
Probably would've had a heart attack if I was present for the Jim Carrey one...
"While the park dates back to 1964 like your mom does" *liked*
"Universal studios were actually open to the public as early as 1915 like your dad was. "
*subscribed*
I got snagged for one of those questionnaire things in Orlando. They were looking for new flavors for some slurpees. They had me try different slurpees and answer questions based on which I liked better. After it was done I got a $5 Scooby Doo cash for the park.
MOAR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
...please
Goddamn, you guys just keep churning out vids, I appreciate the hustle!
2:15 - You're Welcome
What?? WhatCulture does other videos other than wrestling?? Why has no one told me this?
they do multiple topics
The beginning 😂😂
In the trasure room on the mummy you can see a statue of king Kong and E.T is hiding on the screen.
'The real deal...Titus O'Neil' .......AWESOME SHOUT
I remember (in 2007) when I was seven at summer camp we went to Universal Studios Hollywood, and I swear to god there was only four things that I was able to do since my height (small bean lol). I went on the Back to the Future ride, Revenge of the Mummy, Jurassic Park and the Tram. Worst five hours of my life. I was scared of it all and I had an asthma attack on Jurassic Park. Now I'm trying to hype myself to go to HHN but I don't wanna have a heart attack. We'll see how that goes.
Lunch was included. Real deal Titus O Neal lmao!
My mom used to live down the street from Dr. Suess when she was really young. She never really saw him, though... I think my grandma may have talked to him however.
I was at Universal the day this was posted 😝
😂😂😂😂😂😂 leave my family out of this. Lol why cant i stop laughing.
OK, if you play "I will survive" on Rockin' Roller Coaster, even with the amount of times i've seen it shut down or something, you're just BEGGING for the ride to explode on you.
I just died when they showed Michael Jackson!!!!😍😍😂😂
opened with fuck Disney, I hit the like button immediately lol
same
+Dario Anesi Fuck New Disney more like it
It was good during the Renesance with it's classics, but now it's crap with the live-action remakes, Marvel (why they bought it when Universal already had a Marvel Land I still don't get unless they are getting revenge on Universal for taking Oswald), and, oh yes, TEARING DOWN WESTERN LAND FOR STAR WARS JUNK EVEN THOUGH TOMORROW LAND! AUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUGH!
+Shaydys, The Shadow Queen Star Wars is not the future of humanity. That's what tomorrow land is supposed to be about. Star Wars is ... Well Star Wars. The two have nothing to do with one another. So that's why they have the two separate areas of the park. Also, they bought Marvel because it's a license to print money. Who cares him islands of adventure already uses Marvel characters. Sorry you don't like Disney for what ever reasoning that people always use to say they hate Disney, but let's use some common sense.
+Adam Loring I like disney world and universal...prob universal more mainly because of the more intense rides but I wont turn down either!
😂 100% true
The Berlin Wall is so random i love it
So, was just everyone's mum born in 1964?
Well mine was... Feb 1964. I was like O.o 'Wait, what?'
I went to Orlando when I was 7 I loved it
I got a Disney ad before this!😂
I had my picture taken in front of that chunk of Berlin Wall, back in the 90's. It has a big ol' Pink Floyd logo painted on it, so I guess that's why it sort of kind of matches up with the Hard Rock, rock memorabilia thing.
I want to go to Universal Studios so bad! The reason why is that I want to go on Transformers: The ride because I'm a big Transformers fan.
it's not even that good
+Triple H I thought it was amazing
+Triple H true true but I'm a coaster person so
I was recruited to sample some new potato chips they were thinking of bringing into the park when I was 13 and was visiting Universal. It was badass. I felt like I was being invited into some inner circle at first, but then I just got some money similar to the notes in the vid. Well, my parents got it to spend for me, but same difference. Was cool, would enjoy being recruited again.
Same, but I got to eat fucking PANCAKES
Was so pissed to see JAWS go
Luis M Nocera O Jaws was complete trash
damn you open up with an ATTACK :O They have a piece because they are officially recognised as a museum/collector of history so they were allowed to have a piece. And they have it cuz it's cool
Interesting timing, when you have a Universal Studios Harry Potter ad preceding the video.
Will you do a video about Halloween Horror Nights?
we have doctor jimmy and sir owen disney for that.
doctor jimmy channel name is dockimo btw. sir owen disney does more pod cast on a large range of topics. but when he talks about hhn its full deep and rich in detail.
***** awesome thank you ^_^
I didn't realise that the jaws ride wasn't there anymore
I last went in 2008 but hoping to go next year
I personally prefer Universal over Disney. It is way more fun!!!! The express passes convinced me.
The last time i was at universal studios they were still building Jaws the ride.
I was chosen two days in a row to watch pilots of shows. For one I was paid $15 then another $15 for a more in depth interview with someone in marketing asking questions about the show. The next day I watched another pilot and was paid $20 since this one was an hour long.
I am surprised that no one ever mentions the secret codes! I don't know if they exist in any of the other parks other than the L.A one though. Okay so everyday for the bottom floor rides there are secret codes for each ride, they usually give out these codes to people if the ride had any technical issues and it allows you to go in the front of the line. You tell the employee's working on the ride the code and they'll let you right in BUT the codes are pretty difficult to figure out. Some say you can find them near signs but I've never been able to locate any. The codes change everyday and usually have something to do with what's going on in the world like when Guardians of the galaxy premiered, the code for the day was GROOT.
I was hoping you guys would talk about how Universal owns Marvel characters on the west coast
I have a friend who works at the hare rock café withthe Berlin wall piece behind it and he told me that when they hired a company to pressure wash the walls there (to clean them obviously) they also pressure washed the Berlin wall wearing away most of the graffiti
1:16 Well played.
Ah can't wait to go here in May
They don't just used the recruiters just for that, they also are used by company to test product, like at universal studios Hollywood when I was young so early 1990's I was asked some questions and led a room where the Doritos co asked me some question and try out some items 1. Doritos 3D (Which made it to stores and 2. Doritos cyclones ( didn't made the cut.) Just thought I'd share that with you
3:03 The fact that Limp Bizkit's "Rollin'" is on that list.......
I love the if you give a mouse a cookie reference
"Want to tempt fate"
Was about to say I'm dying with laughter but
Nah
To be safe, im laughing
The earthquake simulator ride is not available to the public anymore, but it was a cool experience when it was open to the public
Wrong it is still open. The one you might of confused it with is Disaster in Orlando. Similar ride idea but the Hollywood one is still open.
+Michael Banks (Cruiseshipfan) Ok, good to know. Thanks!
I had never gone to universal studios Hollywood only Disney. I was born and raised in Disney then Wizarding World opened. Well it suckered me in and now it’s my 2nd favorite
One thing you missed is that nickelodeon studios buildings are still in the orlando park years after closing almost 15 years ago
1:57 that awkward moment when your mom was actually born in 1964
Nice!
You missed US Singapore.
I think he meant the USs that are competing with Disney
phenomenalclassic93 I guess. But then shouldn't that really only be Orlando? I love US Hollywood, but let's be honest here, it's no where near as popular as Disneyland.
It's still competing with Disney, especially if they're continuing to update it, so no.
phenomenalclassic93 Not really.
Wizarding World just opened in California, Fast & Furious, etc
Is the Jaws ride still open in japan?
The Spider Patriot yeah it's still going, but it's rumored it maybe kicked out soon
The Spider Patriot you see pink sheep