here's what I need to see at the opening of the Classic Monsters land: 1) Ricou Browning is the Guest of Honor for the Grand Opening; he played the Gill-Man in all three Creature from the Black Lagoon movies (the swimming sequences, anyway); he's also the last living actor to have played one of the Classic Monsters 2) a larger than life statue dedicated to Lon Chaney, Jr.; not as any character, but the man himself. He was in 10 UCM movies, more than any other actor -- five as Larry Talbot, the Wolf Man; once as Frankenstein's Monster; three times as Kharis, the Mummy; and once as Count Dracula (technically his son, but the title was passed down). He's the only actor to have played all of the "Big Four" monsters 3) a smaller statue dedicated to Dwight Frye, to serve as a tribute to the various character actors who played supporting roles across multiple movies; he's most famous as Renfield in "Dracula" and Fritz in "Frankenstein", but he also had an uncredited role as a reporter in "The Invisible Man", and bit parts in four of the Frankenstein sequels (two of which were just uncredited villagers) 4) Franchises and characters that need to be represented: Dracula -- Count Dracula (both Bela Lugosi and John Carradine), Professor van Helsing; Frankenstein -- The Monster (both Boris Karloff and Glenn Strange), Henry Frankenstein, Ygor; The Mummy -- Kharis, Andoheb (Egyptian mystic turned High Priest of Karnak/Arkam and Kharis' handler), Stephen Banning & Babe Jenson (twice defeated Kharis & Andoheb); The Invisible Man -- Geoffrey Radcliffe (I know that Jack Griffin/Claude Rains was the original, but Vincent Price just has a much more recognizable voice); The Wolfman --Larry Talbot, Maleva the gypsy woman; The Creature from the Black Lagoon -- the Gill-Man, Captain Lucas. 5) even though he was overshadowed by Talbot, some recognition should go to Dr. Wilfred Glendon from "Werewolf of London" 6) If the Phantom of the Opera makes an appearance, it should alternate between Lon Chaney, Sr.'s silent black & white version and Claude Rains' talking technicolor version (which was the only UCM film to win any Academy Awards)
This is easily my most anticipated new land. I honestly don't care at all about any of the others. I hope they really go out with this thing and make it true to the original films. I cannot wait to go here! (In an ideal world the entire new park would be based on the classic monsters and each land would be based on a different monster)
I’m excited for this and Nintendo land since they’ve been talking about the groundbreaking technology they’ll be using for the attractions. The other two? Who cares lol
I’d love to see a haunted house dark ride similar to The Haunted Mansion at Disney Parks but with the classic Universal Monsters called “Universal’s Great Movie Monster Ride”!
An Invisible Man Meet & Greet would be cool if done the way you describe, where you're in a room & stuff would be seen to move around (by animatronics or whatever), but it would be even cooler if they could somehow rig up an audio-system so that it sounds as though there's his disembodied voice actually there in the room (by hidden speakers or whatever.) You know, like maybe his voice seems to come from over there in the chair (where the cushions are pressed down by an unseen force), then over there, by the floating wine-glass or whatever. They could maybe get a live actor to do the voice & actually respond to & take questions from park guests, for extra realism. (Needless to say, it'd have to be somebody really good at doing improv!)
Loooove the idea of a live actor terrorizing the guests in the meet & greet! Similiar to the Donkey animatronic near the shrek ride. As a fan, i think it would be THE most memorable way to do so. They gotta have that iconic laugh down though!!
I know this is an old comment but I would literally love just a small Dorian gray themed restaurant or something where at a certain times they have a show like the tiki room and show of the portrait and actors reacting to it!! Gah I’m geeking out over this even tho it doesn’t exist!
Yeah and I’ll tell you what I don’t regret it either because the Invisible Man is now one of my favorite movies and I’ve seen it multiple times since this video!
Part of me says that one of the monsters would be "The Host" of the land, and be the one to bring all the monsters together into this village/part of the park. A story reason could be that this monster/person saw that due to the progressing times that they need to adapt to survive, and they are using the park area as a trap of sorts for the guests in order to get their money and eventually their lives. The merchandise is in-universe reasoning to fund the land to build more attractions to bring more guests in. And the rides could play around with near-death scenarios .etc. and if the riders survive (in-universe mind you, they'd survive all the time in reality), they think it was just a cool experience and would buy merchandise to fund more rides at the land. This is honestly why I think Dracula would fit as a host, he also has that host vibe and the planning mentality to make such a land as a way to adapt to the modern day, especially as an entity who has lived for hundred of years before.
I'm so hyped for this. I really hope that they sell merchandise of stuff from the movies like with Harry Potter. Things like Larry Talbot's cane, The Invisible Man's glasses, or Dracula's cape. I think that would be really cool.
Reminds me of when I was a kid I visited Universal Studios in Southern California, and at that time one of the vending-machines created a little plastic-injected replica of Frankenstein's Monster right there in front of you while you waited. Needless to say, I thought that was Sooooo cool when I was a kid! (I think I still have it stashed away somewhere...)
Mummy wouldn't be out of place. Stick it in the Imperial museum...if I'm not mistaken Arthur Conan Doyle even wrote a mummy short story set in a museum in London.
2:11 the good thing is the secret life of pets rumor was proven false. Than after that they said the mummy was gonna get rethemed to Tom cruses the mummy. And that was false because we all know the reason. So revenge of the mummy is here to stay
They registered a new system for what it seems to be a haunted house where you kind of walk around and choose your own path, I think it is for a walk in attraction in this section. It would make sense to Walkthrough and select your path to visit your preferred monster, I would definitely go into dracula's castle. Like a kid to a candy!
here's what I need to see at the opening of the Classic Monsters land: 1) Ricou Browning is the Guest of Honor for the Grand Opening; he played the Gill-Man in all three Creature from the Black Lagoon movies (the swimming sequences, anyway); he's also the last living actor to have played one of the Classic Monsters 2) a larger than life statue dedicated to Lon Chaney, Jr.; not as any character, but the man himself. He was in 10 UCM movies, more than any other actor -- five as Larry Talbot, the Wolf Man; once as Frankenstein's Monster; three times as Kharis, the Mummy; and once as Count Dracula (technically his son, but the title was passed down). He's the only actor to have played all of the "Big Four" monsters 3) a smaller statue dedicated to Dwight Frye, to serve as a tribute to the various character actors who played supporting roles across multiple movies; he's most famous as Renfield in "Dracula" and Fritz in "Frankenstein", but he also had an uncredited role as a reporter in "The Invisible Man", and bit parts in four of the Frankenstein sequels (two of which were just uncredited villagers) 4) Franchises and characters that need to be represented: Dracula -- Count Dracula (both Bela Lugosi and John Carradine), Professor van Helsing; Frankenstein -- The Monster (both Boris Karloff and Glenn Strange), Henry Frankenstein, Ygor; The Mummy -- Kharis, Andoheb (Egyptian mystic turned High Priest of Karnak/Arkam and Kharis' handler), Stephen Banning & Babe Jenson (twice defeated Kharis & Andoheb); The Invisible Man -- Geoffrey Radcliffe (I know that Jack Griffin/Claude Rains was the original, but Vincent Price just has a much more recognizable voice); The Wolfman --Larry Talbot, Maleva the gypsy woman; The Creature from the Black Lagoon -- the Gill-Man, Captain Lucas. 5) even though he was overshadowed by Talbot, some recognition should go to Dr. Wilfred Glendon from "Werewolf of London" 6) If the Phantom of the Opera makes an appearance, it should alternate between Lon Chaney, Sr.'s silent black & white version and Claude Rains' talking technicolor version (which was the only UCM film to win any Academy Awards)
There’s rumors of a coaster arm ride that will feature all the universal monsters, a the monster of the black lagoon boat ride, and a possible drop tower of the Frankenstein windmill
I love the Universal Classic Monster Movies - that's why I spit my coffee out when you said "I really hate this movie" (referring to "The Wolfman" ) I know, to each his own but why?
While a LOT of people think the main attraction will include all (or most) of the monsters, I think it would be better if it were focused on one monster (at least mainly). So a Dracula's or Frankenstein's castle dark ride or roller coaster would be my pick. About the dining options... Maybe they might have a more "generic" classy restaurant. Maybe set in a museum (an Egyptian museum or a museum of the weird). Or even the Prodigium head quarters from the 2017 The Mummy. Elegant vampires (or ancient Egyptians) might show up for having a ball from time to time. A cocktail bar MUST be themed to Dr. Jekyll
I like a lot of your ideas here, but I somehow doubt we will see Prodigium or anything related to the 2017 Mummy movie after the quiet death of the Dark Universe. Not that it wouldn’t be cool to see, I just seriously doubt it would happen
@@AttractionIdeas I wrote those things but I agree with you that they are unlikely. Dr. Jekyll's cocktail bar is something I think Universal might be actually considering
I’m very disappointed that you decided to show the 1925 version of The Phantom of The Opera, as opposed to the 1943 version (Phantom of The Opera). I love the 1943 vets much, much better than the 1925 version, and I really hope that Universal decides to use Erique Claudin, from the 1943 version in The Universal Classic Monsters Land at Epic Universe!
why won,t universal studios finally show their b&w horror classics in color for a new horror viewing audience as shown for their universal epic universe that,s conveyed on your website. thanks! attraction ideas. someone as a fan should tell them. i certainly have tried to on many occasions and i,m tired of watching their b&w classics repeats every holloween. " it,s about time "
Some may say this video should have been posted on Halloween...
But I love theme parks so the only day that makes sense is Valentine's Day ❤
Attraction Ideas Please reupload this video to a later date since it’s not related to Valentine’s Day!
Please reupload this video to a later date since it’s not related to Valentine’s Day!
Attraction Ideas Just reupload it in October for the Halloween season!
It reminds me of that Simpsons episode “I Love Lisa” where the radio DJs mistakingly play Monster Mash on Valentine’s Day.
here's what I need to see at the opening of the Classic Monsters land:
1) Ricou Browning is the Guest of Honor for the Grand Opening; he played the Gill-Man in all three Creature from the Black Lagoon movies (the swimming sequences, anyway); he's also the last living actor to have played one of the Classic Monsters
2) a larger than life statue dedicated to Lon Chaney, Jr.; not as any character, but the man himself. He was in 10 UCM movies, more than any other actor -- five as Larry Talbot, the Wolf Man; once as Frankenstein's Monster; three times as Kharis, the Mummy; and once as Count Dracula (technically his son, but the title was passed down). He's the only actor to have played all of the "Big Four" monsters
3) a smaller statue dedicated to Dwight Frye, to serve as a tribute to the various character actors who played supporting roles across multiple movies; he's most famous as Renfield in "Dracula" and Fritz in "Frankenstein", but he also had an uncredited role as a reporter in "The Invisible Man", and bit parts in four of the Frankenstein sequels (two of which were just uncredited villagers)
4) Franchises and characters that need to be represented:
Dracula -- Count Dracula (both Bela Lugosi and John Carradine), Professor van Helsing;
Frankenstein -- The Monster (both Boris Karloff and Glenn Strange), Henry Frankenstein, Ygor;
The Mummy -- Kharis, Andoheb (Egyptian mystic turned High Priest of Karnak/Arkam and Kharis' handler), Stephen Banning & Babe Jenson (twice defeated Kharis & Andoheb);
The Invisible Man -- Geoffrey Radcliffe (I know that Jack Griffin/Claude Rains was the original, but Vincent Price just has a much more recognizable voice);
The Wolfman --Larry Talbot, Maleva the gypsy woman;
The Creature from the Black Lagoon -- the Gill-Man, Captain Lucas.
5) even though he was overshadowed by Talbot, some recognition should go to Dr. Wilfred Glendon from "Werewolf of London"
6) If the Phantom of the Opera makes an appearance, it should alternate between Lon Chaney, Sr.'s silent black & white version and Claude Rains' talking technicolor version (which was the only UCM film to win any Academy Awards)
I hope they have a year round universal monsters haunted house in the area like the one at hhn
Yeah that would be pretty awesome especially since they got rid of the year-round monsters maze in Hollywood
This is easily my most anticipated new land. I honestly don't care at all about any of the others. I hope they really go out with this thing and make it true to the original films. I cannot wait to go here! (In an ideal world the entire new park would be based on the classic monsters and each land would be based on a different monster)
Yeah this is the land I'm most excited for too! The more monsters the better!
I’m excited for this and Nintendo land since they’ve been talking about the groundbreaking technology they’ll be using for the attractions. The other two? Who cares lol
Can’t wait to experience these villains at epic universe when it opens three years from now
Seems like a long time, but it will be here before you know it!
Sooner than I thought. And hey, 2 and half to go!
So …..
If Revenge of the Mummy is really going away soon, I hope that we get a themed coaster similar to it in this land
Yeah I guess that would be cool, but I'd almost rather see them make a proper monsters dark ride instead or something we haven't seen before, you know
Attraction Ideas yeah I actually wouldn’t mind that I just love revenge so much I would hate to see it go
Yah I LOVE Revenge!
I’d love to see a haunted house dark ride similar to The Haunted Mansion at Disney Parks but with the classic Universal Monsters called “Universal’s Great Movie Monster Ride”!
Yeah a classic dark ride would be cool!
Now THAT would be mega-cool! I'm kinda surprised they haven't done it already.
An Invisible Man Meet & Greet would be cool if done the way you describe, where you're in a room & stuff would be seen to move around (by animatronics or whatever), but it would be even cooler if they could somehow rig up an audio-system so that it sounds as though there's his disembodied voice actually there in the room (by hidden speakers or whatever.) You know, like maybe his voice seems to come from over there in the chair (where the cushions are pressed down by an unseen force), then over there, by the floating wine-glass or whatever. They could maybe get a live actor to do the voice & actually respond to & take questions from park guests, for extra realism. (Needless to say, it'd have to be somebody really good at doing improv!)
Loooove the idea of a live actor terrorizing the guests in the meet & greet! Similiar to the Donkey animatronic near the shrek ride. As a fan, i think it would be THE most memorable way to do so. They gotta have that iconic laugh down though!!
I hope they also make it for Dr. Jeckyl/ Mr. Hyde, Headless Horseman of Sleepy Hollow, and Painting of Dorian Gray. I think they are monsters too.
Adam Rizqy not owned by Universal.
I know this is an old comment but I would literally love just a small Dorian gray themed restaurant or something where at a certain times they have a show like the tiki room and show of the portrait and actors reacting to it!! Gah I’m geeking out over this even tho it doesn’t exist!
@@spill.urguts No prob.
I can tell you did a ton of research on these monster movies to speculate about the upcoming park, mad props!
Yeah and I’ll tell you what I don’t regret it either because the Invisible Man is now one of my favorite movies and I’ve seen it multiple times since this video!
Tbh I think their going to be using a load of creative freedom for this land as not a lot of people have watched the originals
Honestly you're probably right
Part of me says that one of the monsters would be "The Host" of the land, and be the one to bring all the monsters together into this village/part of the park.
A story reason could be that this monster/person saw that due to the progressing times that they need to adapt to survive, and they are using the park area as a trap of sorts for the guests in order to get their money and eventually their lives.
The merchandise is in-universe reasoning to fund the land to build more attractions to bring more guests in.
And the rides could play around with near-death scenarios .etc. and if the riders survive (in-universe mind you, they'd survive all the time in reality), they think it was just a cool experience and would buy merchandise to fund more rides at the land.
This is honestly why I think Dracula would fit as a host, he also has that host vibe and the planning mentality to make such a land as a way to adapt to the modern day, especially as an entity who has lived for hundred of years before.
Yeah Dracula is always a great host... just don't offer him any wine
I'm so hyped for this. I really hope that they sell merchandise of stuff from the movies like with Harry Potter. Things like Larry Talbot's cane, The Invisible Man's glasses, or Dracula's cape. I think that would be really cool.
Reminds me of when I was a kid I visited Universal Studios in Southern California, and at that time one of the vending-machines created a little plastic-injected replica of Frankenstein's Monster right there in front of you while you waited. Needless to say, I thought that was Sooooo cool when I was a kid! (I think I still have it stashed away somewhere...)
They can use the creature of the black lagoon for a Jaws like ride
I was thinking jungle Cruise.
ketchup on the PHONE! Definitely the jungle.
They aren’t getting rid of revenge of the mummy because epic universe is opening. This is going to be a brand new dark ride attraction.
Oh I know, I’m just saying in general that ride will probably not be around for much longer after epic universe opens
Attraction Ideas there is a rumor that the mummy will get a retracking/ improved sets soon sort of like what happened to the hulk
Mummy wouldn't be out of place. Stick it in the Imperial museum...if I'm not mistaken Arthur Conan Doyle even wrote a mummy short story set in a museum in London.
I hope that there’s music coming from the sewers for the phantom of the opera
yeah..okay...but Dacula cant be in the sun to meet and greet only at night...imma have to go visit this i love the classic monsters in all bout them
I am most excited for this section of the new park. I am a huge universal monsters fan
2:11 the good thing is the secret life of pets rumor was proven false. Than after that they said the mummy was gonna get rethemed to Tom cruses the mummy. And that was false because we all know the reason. So revenge of the mummy is here to stay
They registered a new system for what it seems to be a haunted house where you kind of walk around and choose your own path, I think it is for a walk in attraction in this section. It would make sense to Walkthrough and select your path to visit your preferred monster, I would definitely go into dracula's castle. Like a kid to a candy!
I can’t wait for The Universal Classic Monsters Land! I’m so excited!!!!
here's what I need to see at the opening of the Classic Monsters land:
1) Ricou Browning is the Guest of Honor for the Grand Opening; he played the Gill-Man in all three Creature from the Black Lagoon movies (the swimming sequences, anyway); he's also the last living actor to have played one of the Classic Monsters
2) a larger than life statue dedicated to Lon Chaney, Jr.; not as any character, but the man himself. He was in 10 UCM movies, more than any other actor -- five as Larry Talbot, the Wolf Man; once as Frankenstein's Monster; three times as Kharis, the Mummy; and once as Count Dracula (technically his son, but the title was passed down). He's the only actor to have played all of the "Big Four" monsters
3) a smaller statue dedicated to Dwight Frye, to serve as a tribute to the various character actors who played supporting roles across multiple movies; he's most famous as Renfield in "Dracula" and Fritz in "Frankenstein", but he also had an uncredited role as a reporter in "The Invisible Man", and bit parts in four of the Frankenstein sequels (two of which were just uncredited villagers)
4) Franchises and characters that need to be represented:
Dracula -- Count Dracula (both Bela Lugosi and John Carradine), Professor van Helsing;
Frankenstein -- The Monster (both Boris Karloff and Glenn Strange), Henry Frankenstein, Ygor;
The Mummy -- Kharis, Andoheb (Egyptian mystic turned High Priest of Karnak/Arkam and Kharis' handler), Stephen Banning & Babe Jenson (twice defeated Kharis & Andoheb);
The Invisible Man -- Geoffrey Radcliffe (I know that Jack Griffin/Claude Rains was the original, but Vincent Price just has a much more recognizable voice);
The Wolfman --Larry Talbot, Maleva the gypsy woman;
The Creature from the Black Lagoon -- the Gill-Man, Captain Lucas.
5) even though he was overshadowed by Talbot, some recognition should go to Dr. Wilfred Glendon from "Werewolf of London"
6) If the Phantom of the Opera makes an appearance, it should alternate between Lon Chaney, Sr.'s silent black & white version and Claude Rains' talking technicolor version (which was the only UCM film to win any Academy Awards)
There’s rumors of a coaster arm ride that will feature all the universal monsters, a the monster of the black lagoon boat ride, and a possible drop tower of the Frankenstein windmill
There’s lot of speculation creature from the black lagoon is gonna be part of the expansion. And it’s gonna be some kind of water ride or simulator
I love the Universal Classic Monster Movies - that's why I spit my coffee out when you said "I really hate this movie" (referring to "The Wolfman" ) I know, to each his own but why?
While a LOT of people think the main attraction will include all (or most) of the monsters, I think it would be better if it were focused on one monster (at least mainly). So a Dracula's or Frankenstein's castle dark ride or roller coaster would be my pick.
About the dining options... Maybe they might have a more "generic" classy restaurant. Maybe set in a museum (an Egyptian museum or a museum of the weird). Or even the Prodigium head quarters from the 2017 The Mummy. Elegant vampires (or ancient Egyptians) might show up for having a ball from time to time.
A cocktail bar MUST be themed to Dr. Jekyll
I like a lot of your ideas here, but I somehow doubt we will see Prodigium or anything related to the 2017 Mummy movie after the quiet death of the Dark Universe. Not that it wouldn’t be cool to see, I just seriously doubt it would happen
@@AttractionIdeas I wrote those things but I agree with you that they are unlikely.
Dr. Jekyll's cocktail bar is something I think Universal might be actually considering
I’m very disappointed that you decided to show the 1925 version of The Phantom of The Opera, as opposed to the 1943 version (Phantom of The Opera). I love the 1943 vets much, much better than the 1925 version, and I really hope that Universal decides to use Erique Claudin, from the 1943 version in The Universal Classic Monsters Land at Epic Universe!
a universal ride with the music of slash.
^This. I don't know why Universal has never put Slash and the Universal Monsters together before!
@@AttractionIdeas they did in the universal monster maze for hhn 2018.
I can see phantom of the opera getting a show at the area.
How could you hate The Wolf Man? That’s one of the best movies!
Van Helsing Rock N Roll Graveyard Revune could work has all the monsters could be the attraction that would be great
I think the revenge of the mummy will be removed for quite some time. After all it’s incredibly popular and the series is still very well know.
Can somebody please tell me the Names of Count Dracula's three Wives? That would be great!
The mummy mostly takes place in England
im a big wolfman guy
Hate the Wolf-Man?
Bruh
You hated The Wolfman movie!
Boris Karloff lives!
2 more years [:)
Bela Lugosi = Dracula
So no real info, just guesses.
What about Mr. hi
Please reupload this video to a later date since it’s not related to Valentine’s Day!
Ah, I disagree old sport!
Attraction Ideas WHAT?!?!?
I think you should reupload it for a later date!
why won,t universal studios finally show their b&w horror classics in color for a new horror viewing audience as shown
for their universal epic universe that,s conveyed on your website. thanks! attraction ideas. someone as a fan should tell them.
i certainly have tried to on many occasions and i,m tired of watching their b&w classics repeats every holloween. " it,s about time "