Contents 1 Appearances 2 Plot 3 Cast 4 Notes 5 Trivia 6 See Also 7 Links and References

Appearances

Featured Characters:

• Spider-Man (Peter Parker) (First appearance)
• Cub reporters

Supporting Characters:

• J. Jonah Jameson (First appearance)

Villains:

• Sinister Syndicate (First appearance)
  • Doc Ock (First appearance)
  • Electro (Max Dillon) (First appearance)
  • Scream (Donna Diego) (First appearance)
  • Hydro-Man (Morris Bench) (First appearance)
  • Hobgoblin (Roderick Kingsley) (First appearance)

Other Characters:

• Denise Carlston
• Maureen
• Eric Chan

Locations:

• Earth-TRN160 (First appearance)
  • New York City
  • Daily Bugle
  • Statue of Liberty
  • Midtown Orphanage

Items:

• Anti-gravity ray

Vehicles:

• Scoop
• Newscopter 4
  

Plot

The rider takes the position as a Daily Bugle "cub reporter" travelling in a Scoop during an active night of crime-fighting. He or she is given 3-D "night-sight goggles" during the ride's queue. Spider-Man drops onto the rider's vehicle and warns that Doc Ock is on the loose. Doc Ock gathers Spider-Man's main villains, called the Sinister Syndicate, and boasts of his anti-gravity ray over the stolen ruins of the Statue of Liberty. Electro electrifies the rider's vehicle and then Spider-Man battles Hydro-Man, Doc Ock, and the Hobgoblin. Finally, Doc Ock uses his anti-gravity ray on the Scoop to make it float forty stories above New York City. At the ride's climax, the vehicle plunges down to the streets only to be saved by Spider-Man's web and Spider-Man wraps the villains up in a giant web cocoon to take them to prison.

Cast

Actor	Role
Chris Edgerly	Spider-Man, J. Jonah Jameson
Rodger Bumpass	Doc Ock
Pat Fraley	Hobgoblin
Candi Milo	Scream
Rob Paulsen	Hydro-Man
Jim Wise	Electro

Notes

The ride was designed three years before opening using storyboards and miniatures. Experiments with fog machines, fire, and laser rays helped perfect environmental and live special effects. Designers used advanced planning to synchronize all elements of the ride. For example, a technique dubbed "squenching" was used to predict how objects would move in three dimensions from the perspective of the moving audience.^[1]

Trivia

• No trivia.

See Also

• Characters from The Amazing Adventures of Spider-Man
• Other things related to The Amazing Adventures of Spider-Man
• Film Gallery: The Amazing Adventures of Spider-Man
• Images from the film

Links and References

• The Amazing Adventures of Spider-Man at UniversalOrlando.com.