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@spacemt354 My pics were posted via a website that is not longer used. I'll see if I can find the pics and repost them here.

I will plead guilty to being overweight and old. My experience during the preview ride last Monday was that the leg retraints would not lock. It is a passive restraint system that doesn't require the rider to do anything. As instructed, I sat as far forward and my size 11 shoes were as far...

At this point, I'm just waiting to go visit this new park. :joyfull: Right after my trip to Glacier Bay.

For those who have ridden, you know that you stand on a number (1 - 16) in the two pre-show areas. I was number 16. When I entered the ride area at FOP, I didn't immediately realize that there were two rooms (more like a divider between two spaces) with numbers 1 - 8 in the first area and 9 - 16...

In the group of 16 people that I was with to enter preparation room, there were three people in wheelchairs. They all had to transfer to the seats. All of them had no trouble with the locking mechanism working.

I had a similar experience. I'm 6' tall and 255 lbs. But the leg restraint would not lock into place. I had my size 11 shoe all the way forward, didn't try curling my toes up. I could feel the restraint on my calves after they came up behind my leg, but the staff said that they weren't locking...

I did the Annual Pass preview today. Pandora is a beautiful immersive experience. I can't wait to see it at night. Unlike others, I enjoyed the Na'vi River Journey and it was just long enough for me. Unfortunately, the leg restraint would not "lock" when I tried to ride Flight of Passage, and...

Unless my math skills are faulty, I clocked the Wishes video at about 12 minutes and the Happy Ever After video at 18 and a half minutes. For the last several years, Disney has had a castle projection show, followed later by Wishes. This new show integrates them both into a FULL nighttime...

Yes, I think that was KingOfEpicocity's work.

Yes, I noticed the same thing as you - The multi-plane effects. Disney took the innovation of the multi-plane camera that Walt (and team) developed, and put it into creative use for the projection effects. I suspect it will look even more impressive on the actual ride than in video of the ride...

Looks fine.

I prefer option #2. Unlike the entry to Animal Kingdom, I'd expect a more organized garden.

@ Spacemt354 Do you have the web address for our Discoveryland project?

Thanks, @spacemt354 for all your hard work on this!

@spacemt354 Century 22 looks good. You've put a lot of work into it. I think that's a wrap. (I'll comment on the other thread too.)

I cropped and then enlarged the image from the screenshot. Voila!

Here is a link (posted elsewhere) that shows how Flight of Passage loads. https://twitter.com/InsideTheMagic/status/858349142132871170

The use of large scale video screens also helps to bring Pandora to life.