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TMNT Theme Park Ride coming!
http://www.worldscreen.com/articles/display/21119
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I had no idea the fanbase in SK is strong enough to warrant a ride. Are they doing a foot clan ride in north korea?
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Thats crap...TMNT isn't Korean, it's American...why do they get the cool stuff, and the US gets nada? It's crap!
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I guess Mirage/4kids enjoy wasting money. Instead of spending money on animation for the cartoon or something worthwhile, they build a ride in South Korea of all places.
As if most people here are really going to book a plane flight to South Korea. :roll: It just shows how Mirage and 4kids blow money away on nonsense that instead could have been used for something actually GOOD. |
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Begin with the USA
I agree. It should first be opened in the USA, in places New York City or Northampton, Massachusetts. I would also accept Japan. More TMNT theme parks can be built in other parts of the Earth later.
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Go spread your ignorance and blind hatred for Mirage somewhere else. KK thanks. |
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Uh no cos all our parks are still open. Even Magic Mountain they threatened to close...it ain't closing.
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Kind of effing annoying that some people jump on every choice Mirage makes to criticize them ...
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And how many of us ever plan to visit South Korea in our lifetime?
Yeah, that's what I thought. |
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Edit: I'm just sayin' |
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I don't even think TMNT airs in South Korea.
TMNT 2k3 isn't even big in Japan, only the original cartoon was. So why would the South Koreans care? |
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Read the first ****ing sentence. God i wish you would stop acting like you're an authority on things you are totally clueless about. TMNT airs on SBS in Korean under the name: 거북이 특공대 Z (Romanized: Geobugi Teukggongdae Z). In English, it means, Turtle Commandos Z. Like the 1987 Series, its series also couldn't use the word, 'Ninja' due to Japanese culture. It broadcasted 52 episodes. |
how popular is TMNT in Korea to begin with?
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This is surprising to say the least, when I read the title I naturally thought they would build it in the USA. South Korea? Of all the places they could pick besides the USA why didn't they pick Canada? Or England?
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Maybe they are building it out of the USA to make sure the ride works, you know, in case it breaks and people get hurt. We all know how sue happy the USA is, which is one of the reasons why everything is getting expensive, and fun things to do are disappearing.
If it turns out to be a big hit, the ride will probably make it's way to a Universal or Nickelodeon theme park. Wonder if the TMNT ride will be as fun as The Simpsons or The Mummy ride??!!?? |
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Warhorse: That's JUST what I Was going to add on. maybe it's so dangerous a ride to test, they have more freedom is something goes wrong in Korea |
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There's no one in this world but us Americans! :roll: |
So what are you guys saying, that they're testing the ride in South Korea in case it breaks down and someone gets killed? Granted it would be worse publicity in the U.S., but I somehow doubt that is the reason.
The TMNT are ninja's with ties to Japan, that's why the name was changed in South Korea because of the Japanese aspects of the story. Kind of like how "ninja" was changed to "hero" in the UK back in the day. I doubt any of us will go on this ride in person. I certainly wouldn't risk a plane flight to South Korea. Especially in times when North Korea is nuclear active. Good Lord. |
A lot of the best theme park rides are in foreign countries. They're expanding and adding a new ride so they chose a popular property like TMNT to be a part of it. WTF is the big deal? You guys over analyze everything.
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I think the only bad thing I can see about this is that no one would want to go to South Korea in these dangerous times, so the only people who would ride it are the South Koreans. I'd love to see TMNT have a ride in the US, but I do think it's neat that the Turtles are getting exposure in other places.
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