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Originally Posted by Guest

Wow, 2026 is earlier than I expected considering construction hasn't even started... Considering all the other SNWs took around 3ish years to construct at a speedy pace meanwhile this one (Probably) wont start fully until the development of the waterfront hotel later this year... Unless they start the land first before the Mario Kart attraction

"At the heart of RWS 2.0 lies a stunning waterfront development, depicted in an artist’s impression on the cover of this Annual Report. This groundbreaking project, slated to commence construction in 2024, will be a defining feature for the new RWS." - RWS.

RWS mentioned they will starting the construction soon in 2024 and already obtained the approval from URA(Singapore Gov).

Sounce: https://gentingsingaporeplc.gcs-web.com/static-files/f8a91475-12ea-45f9-8ef6-f033bfcb9796

Wow, 2026 is earlier than I expected considering construction hasn't even started... Considering all the other SNWs took around 3ish years to construct at a speedy pace meanwhile this one (Probably) wont start fully until the development of the waterfront hotel later this year... Unless they start the land first before the Mario Kart attraction

Originally Posted by coasterpix

Universal is looking for an Art Director for USS, which will be situated in Orlando until 2027 and then relocated to Singapore until 2029.
Is this aligning with any projects we know about? Super Nintendo World?

Source(s):
https://jobs.universalparks.com/job/20188734/art-director-expat-role-singapore-orlando-fl/
https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7181378994406096896/

Don't think it's SNW project due to the VIP tour guide of USS mentioned SNW will be ready by 2026. Maybe it's a brand new project yet to be announced.

Universal is looking for an Art Director for USS, which will be situated in Orlando until 2027 and then relocated to Singapore until 2029.
Is this aligning with any projects we know about? Super Nintendo World?

Source(s):
https://jobs.universalparks.com/job/20188734/art-director-expat-role-singapore-orlando-fl/
https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7181378994406096896/

Originally Posted by Guest

I thought this ride already existed in Kung Fu Panda Land of Awesomeness at Universal Beijing? So it won't be considered an "original ride" exclusive to USS. It should be called a cloned ride lol, like Hulk roller coaster at Universal Orlando has been cloned into Transformers roller coaster at Universal Beijing.

Yep, from the looks of it it's just a clone ride with it customized to be Minion-themed. It was stupidly misleading to call it an "exclusive ride" when it was just a generic children's ride.

I thought this ride already existed in Kung Fu Panda Land of Awesomeness at Universal Beijing? So it won't be considered an "original ride" exclusive to USS. It should be called a cloned ride lol, like Hulk roller coaster at Universal Orlando has been cloned into Transformers roller coaster at Universal Beijing.

Should be in the latest concept art of Minion Land, however it’s just like the Pterodactyl Flyer thing in the Jurassic Park area, but custom made to be Minion-themed, sort of like a hot air balloon ride made for children that goes around in circles.

What's the original ride exclusive for USS?

What does Minion Land look like now?