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I hope not. I don't want to see your stuff burnt on TV. >Steve

That would certainly make M:S cooler... >Steve

My managers at Disney and SeaWorld would've been freaking out if guests' had been up there that long. Honestly though, SW maintance and Disney maintance are the fastest I've seen. The longest JTA was down after an 87x from a maintance problem was an hour and a half. They had a new brake...

Now, my only real expirence working on a coaster came from SW, but 15-20 minutes was our max before a signal 87x was called. Full evac. >Steve

What drives me nuts is when drivers forget to level out a bus and drive with it half titled to one side. ACK!! Just hit the stupid switch to pump back up the side!!! Other than that, the drivers in my mind do the best job with the budget they have they can. >Steve

Though, it's still going 25 mph it's freighting as all get out. I think my head stayed down most of it just so I wouldn't feel like I was going to hit it. My friend Brian is 7 feet tall and he said it was the last time he'd ever ride SM. >Steve P.S.: The acctual track looks like a cheap...

Latter half of 2007. Some say 08. >Steve

The clouds are just right, and the train is full in front. You got a shot publicity would kick for. (The weather behaved!!!) >Steve

New on Test Track: "Uh oh... looks like the engine stopped. You'll have to get out and push if you want to get out of here." "That's right. And remember, the most effective push zones are the A pillar, the center of the back, and the rear quater panels. Push with your legs, not your back!"...

Depending on the Pic, serval are painted and the light is slowly changed to each image making it look like it's the person painted wilting away to the bone or what ever. Like our friendly pirate up there would slowly rot untill he was bones in the second pic. >Steve *edit* The images are each...

It took me years to finally get back to Disney. I went when I was a kid ONCE. In 1989. Park opening too if I remember correctly for MGM. It wasn't untill I went there on a FFF (Force Family Fun) Event and relized what we had miss out on. My family always went to Universal. In a family dominated...

Totally with you on that one. Let's write a community letter. Say how we are all thankful the wand is down? (When it comes down of course. Or we could write and submitt them now and make the Disney folks think that it's a good idea to get it down sooner...) >Steve

Kinda funny as I always saw Narina to be Disney's LOTR. >Steve

Now, I love coasters. But looking at that thing and knowing what it can do, forget it. You couldn't get me on it in a million years. I can just imagine my feet hitting something or someone and messing the whole thing up. >Steve

Adventures by Disney. >Steve

Is it just me, or are we stretching it here? Let's be honest. France is going to become a resturant/dark ride/water flum/roller coaster. All at once. You start off eating at a table, shoulder bars come down, you're told to hold on tight, take off at 55 mph, then hit the water after a loop and...

Still wanting someone to help me compare AbD and DCL. I'm leaning toward DCL by the sounds of it... >Steve

Crap... can't remember where I put that file on my computer... I remember hearing about it and saving it.... crap. Oh well... I'll leave it to someone else to post later. >Steve

E-Ticket: Eiffel Tower of Terror. Story: It was a common day back in 1945 France, when lighting struck the tower. Those poor people in the elevator didn't stand a chance and the elevator plunged 81 stories to the ground. It's said that every now and then, an elevator making the same trip...

Bad Joke of the day: Your prize: Knowing everyone must be forced to laugh. Your bonus prize: Knowing deep down, that was funny. >Steve :lol: