DHS Mickey and Minnie's Runaway Railway confirmed

IMDREW

IMDREW

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I have a question,

Now with ROTR having boarding groups and maybe this as well I’m getting a little nervous. Mainly because I’m hearing you only get one hour to ride?

I have planned my vacation like a wdw vacation these days. Fastpasses, dining reservations.. but what should I do when my boarding group gets called when for example a dining reservation starts?
 
Markiewong

Markiewong

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trainplane3 said:
However Rat has a wheelchair vehicle though. I saw this discussion come up on Twitter yesterday. While RotR has a height requirement, MMRR doesn't so people are assuming it should have a wheelchair vehicle. I do wonder what the decision behind this was (or the limitations).
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Let the vehicles speak for themselves.
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AL2000HS said:
I thought I read somewhere that there is a waterfall scene that the vehicles tilt that make you feel as if you're about to go over. If that's the case I can see why they couldn't have a wheelchair lock in place for that.
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I expect this to use the same technology as the drop in ROTR does, therefore they problaby share the same vehicles aswell.
 
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Haymarket2008

Haymarket2008

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Markiewong said:
Let the vehicles speak for themselves.
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I expect this to use the same technology as the drop in ROTR does, therefore they problaby share the same vehicles aswell.
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There are no drops in this attraction. The “waterfall” sequence will be similar to the enclosed individual ride vehicle screen rooms that Ratatouille utilizes.
 
Markiewong

Markiewong

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atighe42 said:
There are no drops in this attraction. The “waterfall” sequence will be similar to the enclosed individual ride vehicle screen rooms that Ratatouille utilizes.
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No I meant regarding the simulator part. If I am correct the ROTR scene drops first, and then turns into a small simulator ala star tours.
 
DisneyDefenders

DisneyDefenders

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With the signage for the ride officially installed, and considering this is the very first ride ever to feature Mickey & Minnie, I am surprised we haven't heard about any Passholder previews, especially since the M&M are the inspiration for why we passholders exist to begin with.

Being this close to the opening, I guess they are not having a Passholder preview, but I am curious if anyone has heard anything to the contrary or has any thoughts on why there wouldn't be a preview. The more I think about it...the ride is based on a new M&M movie premier, and Hollywood always has preview screenings of their movies. It just seems like a big missed opportunity.
 
DisneyDefenders

DisneyDefenders

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MisterPenguin said:
An existing thread...

DHS - Mickey and Minnie's Runaway Railway confirmed

Mickey and Minnie's Runaway Railway coming to Disney's Hollywood Studios Concept art http://www.wdwmagic.com/attractions/mickey-and-minnies-runaway-railway/gallery/15jul2017-mickey-and-minnie's-runaway-railway-concept-art.htm
forums.wdwmagic.com forums.wdwmagic.com
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That isn't really a thread specifically about this topic...it is a thread about the ride in general. There are plenty of threads about specific topics related to attractions that have general threads too, but thanks anyhow.
 
DisneyDefenders

DisneyDefenders

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ParkerLoLs said:
Except that your question is and can be addressed in the other thread.
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Isn't that the case for basically any new thread? You can find a lose association to any existing thread and post your question/idea there, but sometimes it makes more sense to start a new thread.

I figured that the first ride featuring Mickey & Minnie, maybe just maybe, deserved its own thread about its grand opening???

It's okay that you disagree and don't have to engage in this thread if you prefer not to.
 

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