Originally Posted By friarthe In the MIB cue, there's a "Flying Saucers" poster that I'd sweat was a weirdly blatan copy of the old green Disneyland Flying Saucers attraction poster. Same colors and everything. I'd actually say that Islands of Adventure does a decent job of creating an immersive experience, at least in the Jurassic Park and Dr Seuss sections, and at the entrance. The Harry Potter stuff looks promising too. The first shooter I ever saw was a ghost shooter ride at Castle Park in Riverside CA. I thought Buzz was a classed up version of the idea, and MIB a gigantic reframing into a more immersive environment. But I had no clue if I was hitting anything or not. Unlike Buzz - but like EVERYTHING at Universal - it was vaguely scary. That's what I don't get about Universal--can't they just do something without the steroids? Those screeching cop cars at the beginning of E.T. don't sit well at all with the ridiculously sweet last half of the ride.
