I have a very important question

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Would you stand in this line to be among the first to see the new Harry Potter attraction at Universal?


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Would you stand in this line to be among the first to see the new Harry Potter attraction at Universal?



:22yikes: OOOF! not even at Disney World on a cool day.
Actually, most probably thought they were in the line to catch the shuttle back to TV. :a040:

[bkcunningham1]

I wouldn't pay the $79 fee to go through if I was the only person in the line.

[Mudder]

No way !!

[Peggy D]

Althought I loved all the Harry Poter books (I read them after my grandsons were finished)
No way would I stand in that line.

I plan on seeing the attraction, but not for at least 2 years. Maybe then the newness will wear off.

The park, I see from the news, isn't that great or that big. Alot of hype.

[Taltarzac]

It looks like the park would be too densely packed to get much enjoyment out of the attractions.

[evadruth1]

Not for me! I'll wait for the movie to come out! David:a20:

[Pturner]

Not. Nor would I camp out to be the first to get a new iWhatever.

[getdul981]

Who's Harry Potter and what's a HP exhibit? Actually, I know, but there's no way I would stand in line for anything HP related. I know a person that waited in line at a local Barnes and Noble to get a copy of the last book. THEN she went home and stayed up all night reading the thing. I don't know what in the world makes people so obsessed with this type of thing. I don't think there's anything worth standing in a line like that in the photo.

[obxgal]

I would have gone to Disney, cause everyones over at Universal.:laugh:

[Yoda]

I stood in line 90 min for the Batman ride at 6 flags 'cause my son wanted to go on. If any of my children or grand children wants to go to Harry Poter, I am game.

Perhaps I am not as old as you guys.

Yoda

[Pturner]

Perhaps I am not as old as you guys.

Yoda

Perhaps. But you sure have funny ears.

[Floridagal]

No Way.

[RichieLion]

I just recently started reading the Harry Potter series and was instantly hooked by the genius of J.K. Rowling. I found myself immersed into the magical world of Harry and his friends as they grew up and ultimately fought evil. The only weird thing, for me, was having to go into the Children's Books section of Barnes & Noble to buy each of the 7 volumes.
I definitely want to see this exhibit and walk through the streets of Hogsmeade, but I will wait until Fall when the youngsters are back in school and some of the newness has worn off.

[Niels]

Actually, I never understand why people will wait in huge initial lines for something that will be there for a long time. I have waited in long lines for things (never as long as the Harry Potter lines were) but that was for things that were only available for a very limited time and I was really very interested in.

For some reason, some people just have to be the "first" to go somewhere or have something and are willing to sacrifice enormous amounts of time to achieve that.

I want to see the Harry Potter exhibit but why fight the crowds. It will be there for a long time and I am patient. I agree with RichieLion, I will wait until the newness wears off in a few months.

[uujudy]

Keep in mind, these are the same folks who waited for hours in line at the bookstore so they could be the first to buy the newest Harry Potter books at midnight. (These same books would be discounted at Sam's Club a week later) They also waited in line to see the newest Harry Potter movies. My daughter and her friends were those people. They thought it was a big adventure. If they lived in Florida, I'm sure they would have been at Universal on opening day.