^^^ Very this. And at a regional park, no less.

I’d go with D, nothing will compare to Boo Blasters. I’m joking of course, I’ve been dreaming for this since hearing about the original in my childhood that I never got to experience. I think there will be people who don’t fully know that it’s not a remake of the original and might dislike it because of that, but I personally love all the changes that I’ve seen. It seems very muppet-y to me personally, and I love the muppets so I might like it better than what the original actually was. I think it’s a miracle that a non-IP dark ride with 33 animatronics is getting built in 2026.

Got to go with "C". I think, on it's own, it will be a great addition. However, I'm of the generation that felt that the changeover from the original PT to SDatHC was unnecessary and have felt every iteration thereafter didn't stack up. My concern is that this new version is going to be cartoon'ish and leave the nostalgia longing.  Kind of like the Disney line of "a modern adaptation of a timeless classic"... how has that gone?

I'm cautiously optimistic. I've warmed up to and enjoyed everything I've seen so far; just don’t want to get my hopes up. In general I'm excited that a fresh, quality experience is coming back to that spot. After being SDatHC for awhile and then Boo Blasters for even longer (and they were really just the same), it hasn't been a must ride for me in years.

I’ve had an internal debate with myself for a while now whether or not when they (finally) add an Epic option to AP whether I’ll decide to pay upgrade or not. (My guess is that I’ll probably do it 😀) I do have a bone with UO’s marketing referring to “the four theme parks of Universal Orlando”. There are three theme parks and one waterpark—otherwise WDW should get to add two more “theme parks” to their count as well 😁