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Can you take a picture of it? I'd love to see it.

Exactly. It curves around the second set of scaffolding, which is about 10 feet above the ground. Then it goes - from Master Yoda's estimate - 10-15 feet below grade, which means the straight drop is about 90 feet or so. I'm not trying to fight with you Steve, just to get the poster the...

The drop itself is straight, Steve. It turns at the bottom of the drop and goes back up. But 100 or so of the 112 feet is a straight drop. I wasn't contradicting anything, I was posting the information that was asked for.

I'm sure you searched, so don't be upset. There are obviously people who didn't know, me included, and there isn't a prior thread. You aren't in the wrong.

No, the big drop is straight. The curve into the mountain is where it reenters off the big drop.

Yeah this isn't exactly new ... I can see some people didn't know, but ever animal_king90 or whatever his name is has it in his avatar.

Its not much of a difference. Maybe 2 seconds. If you didn't know the height, you would ride it.

Well, use the reasoning I always do for rehabs: Its a reason to come back.

Except that it didn't do too well. Current Epcot is much an improvement over Epcot of the 80s. Mid 90s is debatable, but its definetly better than the Epcot of the 80s.

I forget who quoted 55, it was someone that we "trust" around here though, I believe. Don't want to say any names because I hate misquoting people. I think it was one of the people "in the know" though. But if Media Relations says it 50, then its 50.

55mph, no?

The new guy did not claim that. He claimed it was 200ft.

They really need to bring in the handheld guns to our Buzz.

And Earth Day.

20 feet plus, actually.

Winner

Because October 15th coincided with some date, didn't it? A moon landing, I think?

Whats WGN?

It is possible. Especially since we know there is a turn at the bottom ...

Yup. Either way, its clever arithmetic by Disney.