History Ride / BackToTheFutureTheRide

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You and seven other people have offered to volunteer at the Institute of Future Technology for Dr. Emmett Brown's TimeTravel experiment in his new eight-passenger [=DeLorean=]. The original plan was to send the eight of you one day in the future. Doc contact you through his hover-cam, as he is back in the year 2015 -- presumably a few hours before Doc and Marty showed up in Part II of the films. He knows that, somehow, Biff has gone missing from the year 1955 - but has no idea of where or when he is.

You and seven other people have offered to volunteer at the Institute of Future Technology for Dr. Emmett Brown's time travel experiment in his new eight-passenger [=DeLorean=]. The original plan was to send the eight of you one day in the future. Doc contact you through his hover-cam, as he is back in the year 2015 -- presumably a few hours before Doc and Marty showed up in Part II of the films. He knows that, somehow, Biff has gone missing from the year 1955 - but has no idea of where or when he is.

The ride was made in the early [[TheNineties 90's]] and a staple of Universal Studios for years until decommissioned in 2007 to make way for the The Simpsons Ride. As a nice nod to their predecessor though, Doc Brown appears in the lobby monitor speaking with Professor Fink.

* TimeTravelForFunAndProfit: Biff attempts to use time travel for this, as his older did in ''Part II'' of the film series. Admittedly, this may also the motive of Doc and his time travel associates at the IFT -- but are just more cautious about it.

'''''Back to the Future: The Ride''''' is a simulator ride based on [[Film/BackToTheFuture the film trilogy]] by Ride/UniversalStudios.

The ride was made in the early 90's and a stable of Universal Studios for years until decommissioned in 2007 to make way for the The Simpsons Ride. As a nice nod to their predecessor though, Doc Brown appears in the lobby monitor speaking with Professor Fink.

* EarlyBirdCameo: Some of the graphical widgets seen in the Animated Series make their debut here.

* TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture: Welcome to 2015.

** The [=Deloreans=] break down at the most inopportune times.

''Back to the Future: The Ride'' is a simulator ride based on [[Film/BackToTheFuture the film trilogy]] by UniversalStudios.

* ContinuityNod: Countless artifacts of the movies are found all throughout the attraction.

* ExtyYearsFromNow: Subverted when guests travel back countless eons into the Ice Age and the Cretaceous Period.

** The Clock Tower seems to be working, even though it was still broken as of October 21st, 2015 in ''Part II''. This may be somewhat subverted in that the ride takes guests 4 days later to October 25th, 2015. Whether or not it may have been "repaired in four days" is up to you.

* SexySecretary: Heather; the cute, blonde IFT hostess played by actress Darlene Vogel who also played Spike, the female gang member of Griff's 2015 gang in ''BTTF Part II''.

* ExpandedUniverse: Doc has his own lab, we get to see more of Hill Valley and also, [[EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs dinosaurs]]!. The whole attraction serves as an unofficial sequel to the film trilogy to which you, the guest, could now be a major part of.

* SexySecretary: Heather; the cute, blonde hostess of the Institute of Future Technology played by actress Darlene Vogel who also played Spike, the female gang member of Griff's 2015 gang in ''BTTF Part II''.

* TimeTravel

** The Clock Tower seems to be working, even though it was still broken as of 2015 in ''Part II''. This may be somewhat subverted in that the ride takes guests to October 25th, 2015, while in ''Part II'' we see the broken clock on October 21st. Whether or not it may have been "repaired in four days" is up to you.

* SexySecretary: Heather, the cute, blonde hostess of the Institute of Future Technology played by actress Darlene Vogel who also played Spike, the female gang member of Griff's 2015 gang in ''BTTF Part II''.

* AesopAmnesia: Doc isn't as cautious about the dangers of TimeTravel like he was toward the end of the trilogy and now even allows total strangers to get involved.

* ContinuityNod: Countless artifacts of the movies found all throughout the attraction.
* ContinuitySnarl: The original [=DeLorean=] Time Machine makes an appearance sitting in Doc's garage and seems to be in mint condition notwithstanding being ''destroyed by a freight train at the end of Part III''.

* ExpandedUniverse: Doc has his own lab, we get to see more of Hill Valley and also, [[EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs dinosaurs]]!. The whole attraction serves as an unofficial sequel to the film trilogy.
* ExtyYearsFromNow: Subverted when guests travel back eons into the Ice Age and the Cretaceous Period

* SexySecretary: Heather, the cute, blonde hostess of the Institute of Future Technology. She's played by Darlene Vogel who also played Spike, the female gang member of Griff's 2015 gang in ''BTTF Part II''.

* TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture: Welcome to the year 2015.

* ContinuityNod: Various artifacts all throughout the attraction.

* ContinuityNod: Various artifacts all throughout the attraction

----> '''IFT Security Guard''': It's fall, you idiot, ''see you next FALL!''

* FanonDiscontinuity: A topic among a BrokenBase, many BTTF fans, as much as they ''love'' this ride, decanonize it due to some inconsistencies with the films.

** [[{{Malaproper}} Biff]] gets a familiar phrase wrong: "See you next winter!"

** The Clock Tower seems to be working, even though it was still broken as of 2015 in ''Part II''. This could be somewhat subverted in that the ride takes guests to October 25th, 2015, while in ''Part II'' we see the broken clock on October 21st, 4 days earlier. Whether or not it may have been repaired ''in four days'' is up to you.

* FollowThatCar: On a temporal scale. The ride's premise puts guests in pursuit of Biff joyriding in Doc's [=DeLorean=].

* NeverTheSelvesShallMeet: Doc warns the audience to not communicate with their other selves.

** The Clock Tower seems to be working, even though it was still broken as of 2015 in ''Part II''. This could be somewhat subverted in that the ride takes guests to October 25th, 2015, while in ''Part II'' we see the clock tower still broken on October 21st, 4 days earlier. Whether or not it may have been repaired ''in four days'' is up to you.

The ride was made in the early 90's and a stable of Universal Studios for years until decommissioned in 2007 to make way for the Ride/TheSimpsonsRide. As a nice nod to their predecessor though, Doc Brown appears in the lobby monitor speaking with Professor Fink.

* AesopAmnesia: Doc isn't as cautious about the dangers of time travel like he was toward the end of the trilogy and now even allows total strangers to get involved.
* AlternateContinuity: To the classic film trilogy.

** The clock tower seems to be working and functional, even though it was still broken as of 2015 in ''Part II''. This may be somewhat subverted in that the ride takes guests to October 25th, 2015, while in ''Part II'' we see the clock tower, broken as it was, on October 21st. Whether or not the clock may have been repaired ''in four days'' is up to you.

* ExpandedUniverse: The whole attraction serves as a alternate sequel adventure to the film trilogy.

* FollowThatCar: On a temporal scale. The premise of the attraction puts guests in their own 8-seater [=DeLorean=] in pursuit of Biff joyriding in Doc's [=DeLorean=].

* ContinuitySnarl: The original DeLorean makes an appearance sitting in Doc's garage and seems to be in mint condition notwithstanding being ''destroyed by a freight train at the end of Part III''.

* FollowThatCar: The premise of the attraction puts guests in pursuit of Biff before he causes trouble in Doc's original DeLorean.

* ContinuitySnarl: The clock tower seems to be working and functional, even though it was still broken as of 2015 in ''Part II''.
** This may be somewhat subverted in that the ride takes guests to October 25th, 2015, while in ''Part II'' Doc, Marty and Jennifer travel 4 days earlier to October 21st. Whether or not the clock may have been repaired ''in four days'' is up to you.

* ContinuitySnarl: The clock tower seems to be working functional even though it was still broken as of 2015. This is possibly somewhat subverted in that the ride takes guests to October 25th, 2015, while in the movie Doc, Marty and Jennifer travel ''4 days earlier'' to October 21st, 2015.

* ExpandedUniverse: A theme park attraction serving as a alternate sequel adventure to the film trilogy.

** More fun with the Clock Tower: your car crashes into it this time.

* AesopAmnesia: Doc isn't as cautious about time travel like he was toward the end of the trilogy and now even allows total strangers to get involved.

* ExpandedUniverse: A theme park attraction serving as a AlternateSequel adventure to the film trilogy.

** The Deloreans break down at the most inopportune times.

** Doc alludes to "Gale/Zemeckis coordinates."

''Back to the Future: The Ride'' is a simulator ride based on [[Film/BackToTheFuture the film trilogy]] by Universal Studios.

** The [[DeLoreans]] break down at the most inopportune times.