http://www.rwgenting.com/en/themepark/fox/index.htm "For the first time, audiences will soon be transported into the worlds of their favorite Twentieth Century Fox properties, said Godsick. Brought to life by our partner Resorts World Genting, this theme park marks the launch of our global location based entertainment strategy. "Highlights from the park will include: More than 25 acres of land, featuring more than 25 rides and attractions from media based rides, thrill rides, dark rides, to childrens rides, and water rides Rides and attractions based on Twentieth Century Fox blockbuster titles like ICE AGE, RIO, LIFE OF PI, ALIEN, PREDATOR, and NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM (additional film build outs to be announced) The Dream Parade, featuring a one-of-a-kind, animatronics parade based on all characters and titles represented at the theme park Retail merchandise and themed food and beverage outlets"

Any chance they could get the Spiderman and X-Men license for rides based on the film franchises?

Zero.

I like how they said Fox was known for its longevity - how long was the Backlot Studios open for?

Yeah but it was shit so there's that

I think there missing The Simpsons Ride.

I think there missing The Simpsons Ride.

Universal owns the rights to that, through an agreement with Matt Groening and his Gracie Films. Fox is the distributer of The Simpsons and owns the copyright to Simpsons merchandise, but not the intellectual property or production rights.

Edited September 8, 201313 yr by colliric_855

Universal owns the rights to that, through an agreement with Matt Groening and his Gracie Films. Fox is the distributer of The Simpsons and owns the copyright to Simpsons merchandise, but not the intellectual property or production rights.

Fox could still put it in their park with Universal, and Matt Groening's approval.

Edited September 8, 201313 yr by Gazza
There/their