Very true, I think they chose Maurer Söhne instead of other companies which could have made multi cart vehicles that spin, because the current ones resemble a Turtle Shell very well. The Maurer Söhne vehicles paired with not having a duel loading station was just a setup for disastrous capacity. Crush's Coaster is great though, so I just hope Frozen Ever After will try its best to be a decent-enough d-ticket ride even though it is cursed to small spaces and a terrible capacity.
And every day this summer.
Operationally, they have a lot of experience with basically the same ride system when it was Maelstrom. So I don't see a lack of softs being a huge problem. Of course, that says nothing for show scenes etc. but at least getting guests through the building should not be a huge unknown.
The whole outside queue really bothers me. It looks tacky and annoying. I don't think there has been a need for it yet, so hopefully it stays like that and they can remove it.
Aww, look at how cute your little girl is.
Interesting note about the A/C and line- how long did you guys wait to meet Anna/Elsa?
project management
That makes sense. I wonder if the attendance at the Mexico pavilion and ride go up because of FEA. I'd assume so as people with children who may otherwise never go to WS now walk by a ride with Donald in it and get curious
Fea's line is now different with the theater gone so it's going to be interesting. It will probably start outside the pavilion on opening day.
Nope, I'm quite happy with myself the way I am and I don't care at all if someone else finds it a rewarding experience. Not tired at all. That said, it is a bit of a burden being this cool. Wait, perhaps that was supposed to be a thinly veiled insult. Nah, I am cool so how can that be insulting?
The lines is going to be much longer than Soarin I bet.
Not seeing a photo.
