We continue to look at what it would take to bring Islands of Adventure up to the standard now set by Universal Studios, Florida, on episode 278 of the Unofficial Universal Orlando podcast.

Hello everybody, welcome to the show. It's me, Tracy, as usual. And with me, I have Lee. Hello, everyone. And Darren. What's up, internet? Still getting used to this new format of

introducing. I know. It's not introduced news, introducing yourself. That's a difficult bit. That's easy bit. I kind of went to do a, it's a me, Mario type thing there, but you know, it's... Hey, it's relevant. We can do Mario now. It is, yeah. How is everybody? Good. Excellent. Are we missing somebody? We are.

Now, unfortunately, Mark couldn't join us this time for part two, but he has left us his notes.

Yeah, I'm going to say, because Taylor's cracked the whip and he won't let him come on anymore.

After last time, I know.

There's not true.

Decided to remove him from your shenanigans.

It doesn't show Orlando informer in a good light.

And he starts coming down to your level.

I don't know.

So this week is part two of our look at what we think needs to happen to Islands of Adventure

to get it up to the standard set by Universal Studios, Florida.

On the last show, as you will remember, because you all listened, like good little boys and girls.

It's good, we had a decent bit of feedback over it, actually.

Good, good. We looked at part of entry.

It's perfect, just needs more of it.

Pretty much, yeah.

Zeus Landing, perfect, just needs more of it.

The Lost Continent, perfect, just needs more of it. The Lost Continent.

Perfect.

Just needs more of it.

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