Opening around the opening of Starlight? You don't say.
That lit room is a it reminiscent of Osborne Lights for me.
In the past, you've had to (try to) register.Are the previews just something you show up for or do you typically have to register?
Buy a house at Golden OakThe question is, will they be having any SOFT OPENINGS during the week of July 8-15? None of those preview credentials apply to me! I'd really like to get on this on my trip.
This is a fantastic insight and I’m a bit embarrassed I never made the connection. Is it pulled from a source that elaborates on it? (Not to imply for a second that you aren’t capable of formulating it yourself - you’re a great poster).[Rocket to the Moon would be the other example IMO, but like Circarama, the precursor to Circle-Vision, both are offshoots of the widescreen/novelty exhibition trend that dominated movie theaters in the 1950s, but given that Disney touch of storytelling.]
You walk by when it is open. People tend to share that info online. Some rides that are running well will in effect just be open.Any tips for how to get in for a soft opening? Anyone ever managed that? I don't mean a passholder preview or anything like that...I just mean soft opening.
They mustve got a bulk deal for mini leds, opening scene has the same mini leds as seen in starlight.Opening around the opening of Starlight? You don't say.
That lit room is a it reminiscent of Osborne Lights for me.
I alluded to a planetary alignment on this a couple weeks back. Basically, Starlight fell a bit behind while testing on TT went well and it could move up a bit. So, they’ll be ready around the same time. The only question was whether marketing would give up on having two separate marketing windows and they clearly have. They want more visitors ASAP.LOL! However I don't know if Opening with Starlight was the Plan all along. Steve didn't think so a couple Months ago... it was always late Summer.
First thing I thought of when I saw that Clip was: there's some Starlight in TT 3.0! LOL!!!!!!
Never much story here.I wouldn’t sound the victory alarm just yet. We have seen very little and as we learned with Tiana, the story has to be strong not just visually strong.
It is interesting this is the only scene they've chosen to show. it's the same one from the concept art.I wouldn’t sound the victory alarm just yet. We have seen very little and as we learned with Tiana, the story has to be strong not just visually strong.
To be fair, Test Track never had much of a story, just a premise. Previous iterations were focused on design and R&D; this one seems like it's focused on more of the same but with emerging technologies. Pretty strong premise, but it still needs to follow through with the execution (the jump from LIDAR to scenic PNW drives feels a little big so I'm curious how they'll justify it + the speed run at the end).I wouldn’t sound the victory alarm just yet. We have seen very little and as we learned with Tiana, the story has to be strong not just visually strong.
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