Apparently those actors are still around, petitioning for the return of the Back to the Future ride: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/a62UfsR-rNzPj6M.html

Did he get a raise?

Troy Whitaker omg he actually yelled that he was real? XD

Same here it really scared me when the dinosaur eats the delorean. I used to go on it all the time when I lived in California

Dude i dont remember were i have it but i also have the same picture with him! Those were great times!

And it will be higher in the future. He's still using a voice modulation in this episode, right?

He does love making his voice as deep as inhumanly possible.

Eric M - Yup.

Jealous assholes say what? Seriously though, think about how pathetic you guys sound lmao

@@zergul16 - The narration is modulated to the point of sounding like a robot caught at the bottom of an empty well. So yeah, I’m jealous of Pee Wee Herman trying to cheat his voice to sound like James Earl Jones. 🙄

Wow, someone should make a movie about this! Where you’re accidentally transported back to universal before you were born and one of your parents tries to bang you instead so you have to get them together to ensure you are born……not sure anyone would watch that tho.

@@dharmallars oh I’ve seen that one it’s a classic!

@@FrogFriend3379What do you mean you’ve seen that? It’s a brand new idea…

I am desperately hoping there's a full VR ride of Submarine Voyage. I've wanted to ride that ride ever since I heard about it.

I really have to wonder if this is still a project of his though. 🧐🤔 Kevin has changed and grown his channel in the years since this came out. I would like to hope that a VR game is still possible, but I sometimes have my doubts unless I can ask him directly.

I totally expected that to be the punchline. If this was Roller Coaster Tycoon, that's exactly what I'd do.

@@jasoncarswell7458 Omg did you ever play "Rollercoaster" on the PS2/original Xbox? The tutorial literally told you to do that

Why did it make them thirsty? Why was this detail even important to add to the video?? REEEEEEEEE

I had the exact same thought. A ride that makes people thirsty is a gold mine! What sorcery is this, and how can it be duplicated?

@@joshhouse6857 they could probably sue them

It's likely to do with the factors from the attractions being expensive to run nowadays, to not appealing anymore like they were back in the day.

Rest assured, Disney does pretty frequently close and replace old rides (or sometimes just abandon them and leave them standing), and there are a lot of Disney-fan videos out there complaining about it. As well as requests for a Walt Disney World fifth gate just consisting of revivals of extinct rides (which will never happen either, but it's a fun thing to dream about). Universal doesn't have anything like the vast space for expansion that Disney bought in Florida back in the Sixties. They have, however, just acquired a new plot of land some distance from their current Orlando resort that they're clearly angling to develop into a third theme park. At this point, nobody knows exactly what's going to be there.

If you mean Disney World, then yes, they do save a lot of the classics because they have a ton of land to expand and build new things. Disneyland, not so much, they don't have the space to expand. They have to replace the areas that aren't doing as well as the others.

Sorry to say that Disney is very guilty of this too under Iger. The Great Movie Ride has fallen by the wayside, Pirates of Caribbean has been totally ruined and the likes of Space Mountain and Tower of Terror have been rethemed in some of their parks. It's only going to get worse as these soulless CEOs and new imitations of what we used to call imagineers realise they can make more money with cheap simulator-style rides that are simply themed by the latest Box Office success. Even classic films like Jaws, let alone original storylines, do not have the same financial draw anymore, in the eyes of these pricks anyway.

Neither park chain is keeping all of their classic attractions, and they get some backlash when they're removed. Disney is better at this than Universal, no doubt, since the Hyperspace Mountains still are just reskinned Space Mountains, and still show it (and are temporary overlays), while Universal just tears it out. Universal just doesn't actually have that sense of something being classic. They removed one of the best classic dueling coasters ever, in favor of Harry Potter! But that's the problem with having world-famous amusement parks built off of highly-themed, IP-based, highly immersive attractions. While (most) Cedar Fair and Six Flags parks can get away with tearing out or moving most rides (as long as they bring a good replacement, such as how Goliath replaced Iron Wolf at SF Great America), Disney and Universal parks cannot do so (most of the time) without massive reactions. The public really has to not care about something (like Snow White's Scary Adventures or Stitch's Great Escape, neither of which made an uproar when removed) in order for there to not be a big reaction when something is demolished. While I will say I'm slightly (majorly) ticked at the removal of Maelstrom in favor of Frozen (Get your own attraction Frozen, don't reskin something else! I'm sure all that overmerchandise money can buy it!), even though I didn't care much about the ride beforehand, and I will say that Mission: Breakout is probably quite dated, I will say, as long as the original classics (such as Space Mountain and Thunder Mountain) are kept alive, Disney will still (mostly) please old-timers and newcomers alike, even though it leaves those looking for pure thrills like R&RC in the dust.

I reacted like that. I was a child and it was awesome

I had noticed that a lot of other visitors laughed. We were all ready to have fun with one of our most beloved movies ( as I'm sure you're a great fan too!). People laugh easier when they're looking forward to something like this. Be well.

I’m quoting what was in the video. I found the way the creator of the video put that comment in captions across the screen when the audience laughed amusing.

Can we have a GOT ride on a dragon? I promise I will not say anything about cups or water bottles left around.

Yeah my dad could never ride this one it killed his body lol

Is it possible the shake of the ride itself _may_ of actually shook the waiting room? The first time riding it, I remember _specifically_ that they used to shake, and I always figured it was apart of the ride.

I rode this in 93 as a kid. The ride was so jerky my hat fell off into the second row behind me.

i rode the one in CA a lot when i was a kid, it was soooooo much fun!!!!!! definitely a lot of movement, it was the most exciting ride in the park

I never knew this about Back To The Future: The Ride.

Yes and I find that really strange. They are a film studio, after all, the whole selling point is immersing the guests in the sets of the films they love (same with Disney's Hollywood Studios) If anything though, there are too many rides like Back to the Future now - the brilliant thing about Kongfrontation, Jaws, Earthquake/Disaster and Twister (and The Great Movie Ride at Disney) was they were like being in actual film sets.

So true

I mean the movies you listed are truley multigenerational, I think universal make a mistake every time they remove one of the classic rides based on great movies.

Rides that should have never been touched Back to the Future Jaws ET Kongfrontation

I concur

Kim J yeah FUCK THE SIMPSONS RIDE

I agree it needs to come back

Simpson’s ride is the same concept except they’ve manage to fit more of those little carts into a room that is lifted up and you’re facing this like 80 foot tall curved screen. It’s pretty badass in retrospect but yeah I imagine with the Back to the Future Theme it’d be 100 times better.

I miss this ride...on a trip to Universal a long time ago I rode it at least 10 times.

He is what I think of when I hear exceptionally jerky.....

I read this at the exact same time as it happened

Peanut Turner I was thinking of Some Jerk with a Camera

Legion Entertainment yeah I rode this as a kid a it beat me up the whole time.

Eduardo Perez The high The

Me too! Also I'd love to help building Defunctland!

I was hoping I wasn't the only one who noticed that. I imagined a tyrannosaurus rex with a shell.

LOL, I bet catching crabs in that time period took on a whole new meaning.

Hahaahah..

*epoch See? How's that feel? :-P

Jaws was an exceptional attraction imo

Incredibly late reply, but I've always loved USJ. I went to it the first time in 2010 or thereabouts, and it was my first time at a Universal Studios parks since going to the California one on family vacations in the 90s. Seeing all of my favorite rides from childhood STILL THERE--Jaws, BTTF, T2:3D--waiting to receive me and give me that shot of nostalgia was so great. I'm gutted that they shut down BTTF, as I didn't get to go again before it ended, but I'll always love USJ best among the Universal Studios parks just because it was like a snapshot in time for me.

Can confirm this 3 weeks later!

they distortion in the simpsons actually made me want to throw up...never had this problem with back to the future whatsoever

They're going to have to replace the attraction now because Disney bought the Simpsons

But the Simpsons Ride is hilarious.

@@Zarastro54 honestly do to the new owners of the property the attraction will probably be switched out for something else

Replacing Dueling Dragons and Jaws with Harry Potter was worse.

@@keithwellerlounge74 Jaws was kind of a disaster and how is that worse I sorta understand dueling dragons but really Jaws

No one laughed theh just cried

-in background- OH BROTHER, THIS GUY S T I N K S

Maybe they were aroused by seeing Doc Brown on the big screen.

it probably was a mix of the motion sickness, fisheye video, and having to wait in infamously long lines

80's Nostalgia Guy oooo

It's the effect of traveling through time and space.

I totally remember getting thirsty after the ride,I always craved a pepsi

Lotadfrom6gen hoi Reverse psychology does not work on me so I'm going to ignore it. Also, love the idea.

Defunctland Pretzels will most definitely be in the pretzel ride land

like Doc's fried chicken at universal

THEremiXFACTOR Isn't that kind of like cletuses chicken shack though?

Defunctland should do mcdonalds from Disney when they used to have a contract

Even 3 Years ago he knew how to do the funny....

They could have even themed it after the malt shop scene from the second movie! Wasted opportunity for easy sales, there.

Why couldnt they have added it in? back to the future is an iconic movie ..

NK u know, they should have put one side of the attraction, with BTTF and the other side with the Simpsons, ik somebody else commented it. But its such a cool idea tho,:/

Yeah, they should've just updated the ride.

The back to the future ride was outdated and the movie isn’t as culturally relevant as it used to be. I’ve been on both and honestly the BTTF ride was just boring by modern standards. You sit in a shaky car in front of a low-quality screen playing a low-quality video. With the Simpsons, they were able to theme the area a bit with a quik-e-mart outside the ride too which looks nice.

@@ryanbarofsky4948 Not low quality by that time standards. Cost a lot of money to film. And the movie has a huge cult fan base worldwide.

The book from which that anecdote comes says that a doctor consulted about concerns about motion-sickness said that jerking motions make people thirsty. Shrug emoji.

I think he meant "sexually thirsty."

@@nerychristian fummy.

Huge missed opportunity there, while that caused thirst problems they could’ve sold ice cold perfect Pepsi’s on the way out

They're still there (for now).

Hasta la Pumpkin, squashbrain!

I wondered that too

I wonder if it was the motion or actually the air conditioning filling that huge space. FanTASTic ride.

Maybe cause the wait time back in the day was like 3 hours long.

8:20 Heather makes me thirsty...

Subliminal messages

Brianna Hanover I know right? When I heard the announcement back in 2006 and they shut it down anyway in 2007 I so devastated when I heard about the Simpsons taking over I've ridden the Simpsons one and don't want to ride it again I love back to the future way better

Andrew Fontanez j

Andrew Fontanez the Simpson ride is cool but I am sad that they took it off

Brianna Hanover Him mentioning The Simpsons Ride makes me worried that this video is gonna get a content ID from Fox.

Brianna Hanover Only reason I will go to universal studios Florida is the pay my respects and see the time train and the Delorean thats It I will not step 1 foot in that simpsons ride at all ever

Me too!

What about Windjammer Surf Racer

Oh my god, PLEASE do Kingdom of the Dinosaurs!!! I wanted so badly to make out with my boyfriend on it but it closed before I started dated 😂

Hey, and...idea, he could do one longer video on both Knott's Bear-y Tales and Kingdom of the Dinosaurs, seeing as they were in the same building. ^^;

Uh, guys? Perilous Plunge!

Summer 2000 here! Yes, it _was_ amazeballs!

Vincent Cummings It's only got better. He even sounds weird here.

needs a pop filter

He's still pitched it down a bit. I'm guessing he dislikes the sound of his own voice and wants to sound more manly or some crap. His voice is probably fine and this just highlights his insecurity... but whaddayagonnado?

Nickelodeon Studios was at Universal Studios Florida. This channel seems to cover Disney and Universal among others. Soooooo...not sure at all where you're coming from.

i can't remember what it is now but i was slimmed at universal orlando in the 90's

I know that as of 2012 the wrestling company TNA used the soundstage from Double Dare, and Clarissa Explains it all to film their show, TNA iMpact! I only know this because I lived like 1/2 mile from Universal City Walk. I do not know if they are currently using the stage for anything

In the late 90s, I too lived about a 1/2 mile from Universal :)

Awesome

Missnewbienoob I H8 DOC I LUV MARTY!! XD

rooster5man I saw the train in Kidzone not New York but I didn't see the car anywhere in Springfield especially near the taco truck

I've seen both the last time I went two weeks ago.

Lily B Yeah that channel being Bright Sun Films.

Tavon Fenwick I just mentioned that because there might not be anything new to say.

Just did 2 months ago

Yeah yeah we all do

Defunctland you should find out how to make the special effects at home. Like how to make banana breath, the water effects in alien encounter, the heat from the fire and flames in Jaws, and the jerky movements on the Delorean. Since you're planning on making a VR theme park, it should be fair that you don't leave the special effect behind.

that doesn't seem physically possible with a vr headset alone....................................unfortunately

mystery brick I've actually already found the solution. For the banana breath, just chop some banana slices into a small cup and put it up close on your nose and when King Kong is in your face, for Alien encounter, just spray yourself with water spray bottle when you hear the audio cue, for Jaws, just put a portable heater on your face when you see fire and flames, and as for the movement for the delorean, just rock yourself in a office chair.

yes i can totally shove bananas up my nose, spray random water and violently shake myself when the headset blinds me from whats actually in front of me thus making it easy to accidentally use something else like Windex instead of water PURE GENIUS

MovieDean123 yes, the peoplemover!! Need a way to transport people around Defunctland.

MovieDean123 Bright Sun Films already covered it.

Dang we've got the people mover down here in Florida. Love that ride/mover. Great thing to go to whenever everything else has long waits.

MovieDean123 wait is he actually trying to make a theme park or is it like a joke?