Very underappreciated: late dusk or night ride on River Adventure is a super cool experience. And your eyes are better adjusted to see lots more in the dark building at the end. Also: pictures in River Adventure gift shop near ceiling are from the film shoot of Jurassic Park
@@VincentVision I’m sure this video will do well 😃 Toon Lagoon next? This land is the most mysterious since the comics go right over people's heads 🤣 I’m surprised the theme is still around.
Absolutely my favourite “ Island “ , we were lucky enough to visit in 1999 for our honeymoon from the UK and at the time we had NO idea that Islands of Adventure was literally brand new. So many happy memories and that trip led to many more eventually bringing our son and getting him hooked on Universal too ❤️❤️
I didn't know that the Jurassic Camp area had such detail. I'd always passed it by since I don't qualify for Pteranodon Flyers. Thank you so much for showing this very cool detail! Will have to check it out next time I'm there. Great videos! 👍🌹💕
I’m so excited about this series of videos you’re going to do! The history of the park and the rides are my top favorite thing to learn about. This video was Jurassictastic! 🦖💚
I’m not exactly unique in this but Jurassic Park looms large in my childhood. It’s always made me kind of nervous to visit Islands of Adventure because it would break my little heart to see Jurassic Park let down in any way.
Don't let that stop you. Jurassic Park at IOA will still absolutely tickle that little nostalgia corner of your brain and make your inner kid happy as long as you remember that the main JP elements of this world are almost 30 years old. Frankly, I'm amazed that things work as well as they do. You'd love seeing a completed Visitor's Center from the first movie and riding the JP River Adventure. Sure the animatronics don't work as well as they did but it's still a wonder to see them up close.
One thing about Jurassic park and island of adventure I rarely see anyone talk about is the original build up centre beside kongfrontation, it had a separate room for every island and hidden Rex scare. Also didn’t they used to have a mickey hat at the crushed boat
Ah! That was part of the legendary IOA Preview Center. Something I never got to see in person, but wish I did. I really hope they do something like it again for Epic Universe 🤞🏼
Can you PLEASE do a video on all of the extinct attractions you experienced at Universal as a kid? I didn't grow up in Florida so I'd love to hear how universal affected you as a kid.