Moka
Well-Known Member
This what you’re referring to?Also of note, the work lights being on under the track right as you enter the final tunnel.
This what you’re referring to?Also of note, the work lights being on under the track right as you enter the final tunnel.
Here's one video of the completely strobe-less, potentially yeti-less tunnel. Also of note, the work lights being on under the track right as you enter the final tunnel.
Yes. They don't mean anything but they should be off during the day.This what you’re referring to?View attachment 487084
Here's one video of the completely strobe-less, potentially yeti-less tunnel. Also of note, the work lights being on under the track right as you enter the final tunnel.
I see his paw nowHe's still there in that video. You can see his hand pass above you.
You mean Dinorama.Unfortunately, it is more likely Dinoland will be replaced before the yeti is ever right, again.
This is just for an outlet for an iRoomba to pick up the daily hair ties.
Not really. Permits for minor work are commonplace for almost every attraction.
- but this is probably the closest we've gotten to something in a while... right?
Not really. Permits for minor work are commonplace for almost every attraction.
It works for the shaman...Electrical work for the new screen to replace the yeti...lol
And not seeing the tracks switch and then falling through the fog and out of the mountain... that was an even bigger loss than the moving yeti imho.I just consider myself lucky to have ridden it in April 2006 after it opened. Steam effects, moving yeti... You felt like the yeti’s hand was actually going to grab you, and you could almost reach out and touch it. It was glorious. I yearn for guests to experience a moving yeti again one day. Strobe lights can’t come close to simulating the thrill.
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