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If you follow the thoughts of some on this board, you just need to know the track length and not dispatch times to know capacity. 😉. Yes, I’m already regretting re-opening that can of worms but I’m feeling a little mischievous today.

I care, therefore your statement is false. Not so much about backstory but then behind the scenes w the imagineer is interesting.

Sorry, I’m not following the 1995 comment. Don’t feel the need to explain, I really don’t care. When someone announces something is meaningless in a construction timeline. Disney certainly does themselves no favors with their early announcing everything. They build slow, and somehow manage...

Pretty simple really, they broke ground before announcement.

Now do the same with ride A at 595’ and ride B at 600’. Which is longer track length? Which has more throughout?

Agree as a whole. This convo has gone way off the rails with the goal posts moving. My entire focus was on this quote by @flynnibus “… if you doubled the train capacity, but you extended the duration of the ride.. that would decrease hourly throughput.“ I disagree with that quote. It might...

But it’s the result I’m after. Let’s both go to a park and test our theories. I’ll measure capacity by sitting in one location and counting, you can go measure track length and count break zones, and we’ll see who has the most accurate answer.

This is entertaining. I do agree with you though. Put very simply > a ride vehicle dispatching every 1 minute w 10 people on it has a capacity of 600 per hour. It does not matter if that ride duration is 10 seconds or 10 minutes, it’s the SAME CAPACITY. I do hear what Flynn is saying in one...

Frozen was down, so it had the “must catch up LL’s” inflation impact on stand by

It is indeed, further validating my point that single makes it unique.

But the single wide vehicle is what makes it unique, lose that and you lose a lot. Especially with the most recent two coasters built being two wide, indoor coasters.

I saw it Monday, I did not get those vibes at all. No more than I do watching women’s Olympic gymnastics. I thought they were very skilled. Yes, there were only about 20 people at that location/time.

Ooof… any other outlets carry these tickets? Undercover tourist also looks to be out for Feb 17

It wasn’t free in April of 2023 when AP finally came back available for sale.

7p doesn’t offer up much night experience 6 months of the year. Why do they have to keep a consistent close time? What if they toyed with 2-3 nights a week (same nights each week) where it was open 2-3 hours later?

For purchase I assume? But didn’t see prices and only mention avail to “pick up”…?

… for the locals.

And if you normally purchase park hoppers on top of the regular ticket the return drops below 10 days.

Agree with this. I won’t complaint about price increases, I have the option to not purchase. However, as an Incredipass holder from 1200 miles away that is always staying on property I should not have to book a park reservation!

There are lots of reasons to not hurry them as well. Pros and Cons, not as simple as what is best in a Hurricane. Cost, accessibility, transmission efficiency etc.