This Wired News article talks about Borg Invasion 4D, a Star Trek: Voyager-themed adventure ride. Which seems like a good subject for a long-overdue contest.
What Trek-Themed Attraction/Ride Would You Most Want to See?
Winners receive 150 points.
Here are some off the top of my head:
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Posted by John DeNardo at Friday March 05, 2004 at 3:02 PM
© 2008 SF Signal
Courtesy of Dan's mom's son:
Posted by John on Friday March 05, 2004 at 3:12 PM at 3:12 PM
Shouldn't that be:
D'Cups of T'Pol
or for those more lifted and seperated days:
DD'Cups of T'pol
Posted by jp on Friday March 05, 2004 at 3:15 PM at 3:15 PM
Wow, JP got to the boob joke before me, I must be losing my touch...
BTW, Scotty is Scottish. I reckon he won't be very happy about the mix-up let alone open up an Irish pub!
Posted by Peter on Friday March 05, 2004 at 7:44 PM at 7:44 PM
Posted by Peter on Friday March 05, 2004 at 8:43 PM at 8:43 PM
How 'bout a ride where you're shunted back in time and have to prevent Rick Berman from ruining the franchise. You bounce around in a motion simulator as your ship naviagates the smoggy contours of Beverly Hills. When you find his obscenely large estate, built from the shattered dreams and perpetually lowered expectations of unsuspecting SF fans, your sensors detect the energy signatures of good allegories corrupted beyond recognition. Berman appears on the viewscrren and laughs maniacally: "Fools! You cannot destroy me! I gave you Seven of Nine! I rule the geek empire! Kneel before me!"
You send out a subspace signal and a wormhole forms in the sky above. Through the terminus emerge Lexx, Maya from Farscape, and an armada of Babylon 5 Shadow vessels. White hot plasma beams boil the air as they lance downward and atomize the abode, as well as all the bad scripts, treatments and ideas for new shows held within. As the freed spirits of Vulcans, Klingons and Borg thank you for delivering them, you turn to your navigator and say "plot a course for Skywalker Ranch."
Posted by Jeff on Saturday March 06, 2004 at 10:14 AM at 10:14 AM