Sir_Cliff
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Yeah, I get that. I must sheepishly admit that, other than the Paris version, Space Mountain is not one of my favourite rides and I kind of don't understand why it is so beloved beyond than the iconic design of the building. There was something about the Hong Kong version, though, that felt particularly underwhelming and kind of hokey to me. Again, that may just be me!There’s nothing “wrong” with HKs mountain. Just there’s more impressive ones.
I’d rather any money went to increasing capacity by adding new impressive attractions elsewhere. They don’t have the luxury (yet) of just overhauling or replacing existing infrastructure (the castle project was a means to an end)
It could well be the queue that really left me feeling quite down on Space Mountain at HKDL. My honest impression was that the Star Wars overlay looked more like the efforts at theming from a small regional theme park (or the ones I remember as a kid from the Gold Coast in Australia) than a Disney park. It also doesn't have quite the build up of the Disneyland and Magic Kingdom versions as you basically just have a switchback at ground level than a relatively short inside tunnel to the loading area.I believe they won't be rebuilding/redesigning Hyperspace Mountain anytime soon as it's one of the most popular rides for visitors. The queue is really bad and its so worn out since it's (the overlay's) debut in 2017. Perhaps a new story for the ride is what they meant?
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