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Alien Swirling Saucers starting to live up to its initials..
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I could see it living up to its initials if it were emitting a noxious odor, but Ive not ever heard of a buttock that has made a metal sound nor shed paint.
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Maybe if the attraction was named:
Circulating Round Alien Pods
That would work then joke wise. Butt where you went, not so much.
Circulating Round Alien Pods
That would work then joke wise. Butt where you went, not so much.
graphite1326
Well-Known Member
Honestly it's a terrible ride. It's an elaborate copy of the old Whip ride. But not near as good and a real short ride time. Not worth standing in line over 5 minutes. Which I didn't on my first and only ride.
How do you think I feel, my wife and I did the HS After Hours party and she made me stand in line...during the party.....to RIDE THIS!!! Calm down, calm down. I'm okay, is my hair still on fire? It went out, good. Yes, the wait was around ten minutes and we had to ride IT TWICE!!! YES, you read that correctly, TWICE!!! It's on fire again isn't it?
Tom Morrow
Well-Known Member
how so?
Nah, they'll sell the markers (at $10 each), and bill it as a premium interactive experience.
Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
You paid a full dayās cost for a couple hour window...what was your argument again?
The Empress Lilly
Well-Known Member
I may be in the minority, but for me not saucers but Stinky Dog is the land's worst ride. Barnstormer 2.0.
A.S.S. is just a fun spinner so it gets a pass. Both the music and the subject matter fail to give the ride that last little push into B-ticket awesomeness, but still, it's alright.
Much of TSL oozes mediocre design though. From its most basic principles (oversized colourful objects are fun for like 3 minutes, and are an already obsolete Disney shortcut to environments without spending money or creativity); to it's general planning (shadeless crowded winding paths); to execution - of which the OP presents a good example. Surely anybody understands what happens to paint in between two metallic objects scraping against one another?
A.S.S. is just a fun spinner so it gets a pass. Both the music and the subject matter fail to give the ride that last little push into B-ticket awesomeness, but still, it's alright.
Much of TSL oozes mediocre design though. From its most basic principles (oversized colourful objects are fun for like 3 minutes, and are an already obsolete Disney shortcut to environments without spending money or creativity); to it's general planning (shadeless crowded winding paths); to execution - of which the OP presents a good example. Surely anybody understands what happens to paint in between two metallic objects scraping against one another?
Or that rounded switches donāt match square holes....