The post-show being so bland and boring is a weak point that imo significantly brings down the whole experience. I get that GM probably wanted all eyes on the vehicles, but even if that were the case, the exhibits were a great way for kids to kill time while Mom and Dad maybe go look at the cars. The only activity in the entire area being a photo op with a static EV charger plugged into a picture of a car on the wall is a genuine embarrassment and I think it's only being overlooked because the ride itself is good.
The smart road scene to me reads like they had this great idea for the first half of the break test with the LiDAR set, but then still had the ABS half that they had to do something to. I don't think it's a budget constraint as much as it's a space and track constraint, truly not much they could do for that scene (hence why there hasn't been a set there for the last two versions of the ride either)
Love how they have the mobile hedge ready to close it down when necessary...View from the monorail
Definitely a section that's lacking. But 2.0 and 1.0 weren't great there either.
Nothing about 2.0 was great! Haha. But yes I agree.
When I went yesterday I showed up around 10 minutes late and they let me in. They also let you ride as many times as you want in the single rider line until you leave the vicinity of the pavilion.
This aged well
today it seemed like they were letting anyone in as long as they were called
