Avery Island, as the name suggests, rises above sea level due to the salt dome. It's height is 163'.
Avery Island (Louisiana) - Wikipedia
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Avery Island (historically French: Île Petite Anse) is a salt dome best known as the source of Tabasco sauce. Located in Iberia Parish, Louisiana, United States, it is approximately three miles (4.8 km) inland from Vermilion Bay, which in turn opens onto the Gulf of Mexico. A small human population lives on the island.Avery Island is surrounded on all sides by bayous (slow-moving, muddy rivers), salt marsh, and swampland; it sits about 130 miles (210 km) west of New Orleans.[6] The island was a sugar plantation formerly known as Petite Anse Island.[2] (Petite Anse means "Little Cove" in Cajun French.) Access to the island is via a toll road (technically a very low toll bridge), though a toll is no longer charged for visitors, including tourists.At its highest point, the island is 163 feet (50 m) above mean sea level.[6] It covers about 2,200 acres (8.9 km2) and is about 2.5 miles (4.0 km) across at its widest point.
Also, there's Lake Peignar which is next to Jefferson Island salt dome. It is the site of the famous salt mine sink hole disaster.
Anyhoos, Jefferson "Island" salt dome is 50 feet above the surrounding land. And now, much higher than the dry lake bed caused by the sink hole.
Lake Peigneur - Wikipedia
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The Lake Peigneur sinkhole
Lake Peigneur is a small freshwater lake in Louisiana with a shallow depth of 3 metres (10 feet), which makes it a popular spot for recreational fishermen. All that changed drastically on the 20th …graham64.wordpress.com
Now, I couldn't find any resources to justify the historicity of turning people in to frogs or talking crocagators who can play horn. I'm sure all those looking for real-world evidence of what they see on a Disney ride are just as concerned about that.
I think all those things are definitely factors, we are DL regulars so both rides are inconvenient to get to but we typically spend more time in (or near) toontown than Galaxy’s edge, that does give MMRR an edge on convenience, MMRR is typically also a 45- minute wait vs 60+ for ROTR which is also an edge, convenience and wait definitely impacts our likelihood of riding.
As a fun note, I went to both the WDW and DL apps to compare wait times and currently at WDW runaway railway is down, while at DL rise is down, so no comparisons can currently be made haha.
The reason i'm ignoring claims of it being the central part of the main ride is because of what little we know of the interior scenes. That interior being what constitutes 90% of the actual ride, and is going to look like this-
The reason i'm ignoring claims of it being the central part of the main ride is because of what little we know of the interior scenes. That interior being what constitutes 90% of the actual ride, and is going to look like this-
I've said from the very beginning that this co-op crap is going to fill out the queue and parts of the exterior. But that we know the interior of the ride is supposed to diverge into a more traditional musical critter dark ride.
I can’t say I’m a fan.
Since imagineers chose a factory and the money guys said “make beignets the star of the show cause we are going to sell them”
I'm simply addressing and correcting the claim that the co-op aspect of the story would dominate the entirety of the ride. The majority of the ride from what I understand is not going to actually be a preachy "yass queen, grow those crops with your democratized labor union" being screamed into your ear from every angle. It's going to largely be about musical critter bands.
I wonder how well the beignet smell will mix with the bromine smell.
