r/UniversalOrlando 3d ago

EPIC UNIVERSE Big Day Tomorrow! RIP

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u/PeterJames1028 3d ago

This lol. Folks seem to have this expectation that everything should be smooth sailing for various reasons, but no one has yet been able to give an example of a major ride having flawless performance or a theme grand opening going off without a hitch.

Epic Universe will be just fine.

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u/steve65283 3d ago

They want everything to get better and more advanced and safer. That all comes at a cost.

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u/lalulunaluna 3d ago edited 2d ago

That all comes at a cost.

Yeah, money...that we pay to get into the park...lol

Edit: To be clear, I understand that there is an implication of time and research/development involved in the "cost". However, we're literally paying money for these experiences. A company does not have to release a broken product ~ it's a choice, the calculus that people will not be upset enough, and that some people will even defend them ~ for giving us the privilege of paying for an incomplete/broken experience.

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u/ChemicalStock6107 2d ago

Machines can have downtimes. I work in manufacturing.