Covering the Universal Orlando Resort for over four years, you are listening to the Unofficial Universal Orlando Podcast.

Hello, everyone, and welcome to the Unofficial Universal Orlando Podcast. I am your host, Lee,

and I'm on my own. Tracy's downstairs downstairs and Darren is probably at Disney and Hunter.

We don't know where he is as usual.

But I am not completely on my own.

As we've mentioned a few shows back that we were going to do a Producers Club Roundtable

special and the topic of conversation for tonight is going to be about the amount of screen-based attractions at Universal Orlando.

I know Tracy and I talked about it quite a lot when we came back in October

about how it really sort of smashed us in the face at how many screen-based attractions there are at Universal.

We posted the conversation on the Producers Club private private Facebook page and it started up quite a decent discussion. And Mr Craig Lucas suggested that we do it as a show. So here we are. And obviously the man himself is joining me. Disafter Darks Mr Craig Lucas. Craig, hello. Good evening. Oh, that was quite posh. That was very different from what you were saying five minutes ago. I've been told to watch my P's and Q's. Also joining us from, actually not too far up the road from me, actually, is Martin McVeer. Good evening. Hello, Martin. Good evening. And then joining us from across the pond from Texas, I do believe, is Matt Tucker. Hey, Matt.

Hey, good afternoon, everyone. And rounding up the four corners of the round, that doesn't work, does it?

The four corners of the round table is that the

broke had himself mr. Todd Eltroth hello Todd so much for being careful

just get back to the bugle and uh-oh the only one to come out with a quote right

now Craig was trying to wind me up today by posting an article on the Disafter

Dark blog, I will urge everyone to go and read it because it was actually quite well written

and does sort of echo a lot of my sentiments. Now, as I have said to everybody here, I am here

as only a moderator. So I'm going to have to sit here and kind of be quiet and let everyone else sort of take

the stage and just make sure that everyone gets their say.

But Craig, you know, sort of go over what sentiments you wrote in that article and let's kick

it off from there.

Well, basically, I think Universal need to draw the line in the sand and stop doing 3D, 4D screen-based rides.

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