This is a rooster teeth production.

Hello everybody and welcome to another episode of annual past.

My name is Jack Patillo.

I am your host on this podcast where we talk all about theme parks and roller coasters and attractions and shows and park food and parking and water show.

I'm going on and on and on.

And of course, I'm joined by my beautiful and talented co-host, Mr. Jeff Ramsey.

Hi, Jeffrey.

Hello, Jackery. How are you?

I am well. My voice is already going today. I went to a soccer game last night and was screaming at the referees.

And it's a good thing that I'm not out of to talk for a solid hour or anything.

That's the American colloquialism for what you saw. We, in the global community, we safe football. Went to a football game. I saw Austin FC. Go, Go trees. Anyway, we got a fun episode

playing today, Jeff. It is, it's, you know, we're ending towards the end of September

right now. I'm starting to sort of drift us towards spooky things. Okay. This episode's

not going to be as spooky, a little bit thrilling, but not as spooky as, you know,

like maybe a scary ride, but there's certainly scary elements of this one. Jeff, today we are

talking about confrontation, which is one of my favorite attractions of all time. I'm assuming

that's King Kong. King Kong. So this was an attraction at Universal Studios in Orlando.

Oh, it's gone now, but it's still one of the greatest dark rides ever of all time.

Can I ask you a question?

What's that, Jeffrey?

If it's one of the greatest dark rides of all time, why did they replace it?

Great question.

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