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We ranged from 14 miles at the bigger parks like MK (where we are admittedly not always efficient at planning our movements) and EPCOT, to a little over 10 miles at DHS.

You're missing the point.

No. "After winding through the track’s upper turns and dips, the shuttle enters a fairly tight clockwise-banked spiral to the right. This is where the shuttle picks up the most speed and the forces of physics affect your body the most. "

Sounds right. It's towards the end of the ride. I always imagined it was to simulate reaching the destination space port and dropping out of warp.

I'm the same, I'm there to have fun. But I'm a details kind of guy and some of this stuff I cannot help but notice.

No, towards the end of the ride when it goes into a corkscrew type movement. Maybe I'm calling it the wrong thing? There used to be a loud sound, like you were warping or dropping out of warp.

Additionally I was surprised to see paint chipping on the salmon color monorail along the door edges. Also several times I noticed garbage in the parks, something I don't recall seeing in years past. If I recall correctly stuff like wrappers etc were always scooped right up by maintenance...

I was there in February and noticed the sound effects in space mountain weren't working properly, most noticeably (to me) the ones towards the end of the ride while in the corkscrew.