UOAP-Naples
Mouseketeer
- Joined
- Jun 9, 2022
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We did it three times when we were there two weeks ago. It’s fun but I was a little disappointed. The last few new attractions at Universal have been so good that I guess I expected more.
There were three of us and all of our scores went down every time. So as we thought we were figuring it out, we all did worse. Integration with the app for your scores and weapons will be a cool feature that wasn’t working yet when we did it.
As others have said, we didn’t really know what to shoot at. There was no real explanation of what was worth the most points.
My biggest problem was the size and weight of the gun. I don’t know how little kids will enjoy it. I’m a 6’, 200lb man in my 40s but recovering from shoulder surgery. I had to keep switching hands 3 or 4 times each time we went through. My hands were tired from squeezing the triggers so much, too. With MIB, you can hold your finger down on the trigger and it keeps firing. With Villain-con, you have to squeeze the trigger every time. If you’re trying to maximize your score, that means shooting thousands of times during the few minutes of the attraction.
I’d give a C or C- right now. The queue is great. The screens and conveyor belt system are very cool as well. If they show some videos or add signage explaining what you’re supposed to be shooting at, then it would be better. If they ever reduce the size of the guns to something lighter with continuous firing, then it would be a tremendous upgrade.
There were three of us and all of our scores went down every time. So as we thought we were figuring it out, we all did worse. Integration with the app for your scores and weapons will be a cool feature that wasn’t working yet when we did it.
As others have said, we didn’t really know what to shoot at. There was no real explanation of what was worth the most points.
My biggest problem was the size and weight of the gun. I don’t know how little kids will enjoy it. I’m a 6’, 200lb man in my 40s but recovering from shoulder surgery. I had to keep switching hands 3 or 4 times each time we went through. My hands were tired from squeezing the triggers so much, too. With MIB, you can hold your finger down on the trigger and it keeps firing. With Villain-con, you have to squeeze the trigger every time. If you’re trying to maximize your score, that means shooting thousands of times during the few minutes of the attraction.
I’d give a C or C- right now. The queue is great. The screens and conveyor belt system are very cool as well. If they show some videos or add signage explaining what you’re supposed to be shooting at, then it would be better. If they ever reduce the size of the guns to something lighter with continuous firing, then it would be a tremendous upgrade.