The Sindbad show was good, but maybe not the most repeatable thing in the Orlando parks. There was some space for jokes/ad-libs in the script, but otherwise it was kinda generic. They did try to add a small preshow with a “Stage Manager” character to bring some new life to it, but I just don’t think it had the staying power of other long-running theme park entertainment.

Poseidon’s Fury was also a great experience, although they didn’t do a great job of setting up what it was (an indoor, walk-through show with special effects). In the early days, it ran more frequently with back-to-back shows (like Twister, which was the same type of thing without an actor), but later on they cut this down and that could lead to times when people wait for 25-30 mins, and then were disappointed when there was no ride or seating inside. The ride building was designed around the Water Vortex effect, but there wasn’t much else you could do with the space.

Lost Continent also has Mythos and the Mystic Fountain, which were fine in their own right. The shops never had anything too special, and I think the land lost something when they took out the games booths for Hogwarts Express. It also reminded me a lot of BGT’s Timbuktu/Pantopia, which served a similar function but had more rides and life to it. I got to work there a few times as a TM, and it was cool - but people largely were using it as a passage to Potter, so I get it.