A Terror-rific Spirited 13th (ToT fans have lots to fear)...

The_Jobu

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The characters are quite used to visiting tables that are child-free. You would just engage them normally - they will remain in character, so playing along is encouraged.

It's also less awkward if you aren't at a face character dining location since Mickey and friends don't talk.
Alas she has her heart set on the Norway princess dinner. I'm envisioning a lot of awkward conversation a hover-hand photos.
 

PhotoDave219

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Since this is the catch-all, I have a question I've been meaning to ask all you regulars:

My gf recently surprised me by saying she wants to do character dinning on our next visit. We're a young couple with no kids (that I know of...:cautious:) but I'm a grown-*** man. Is it terribly awkward? What do you say to a princess? Are you supposed to play along and say "oh, what a beautiful castle m'lady" or just talk frankly? I have no idea, these are the kind of things that keep me up at night.

Yeah, just go with the story. Talk to them as if they're the actual character. Its fun improv if you like that sorta thing.
 

Nubs70

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Since this is the catch-all, I have a question I've been meaning to ask all you regulars:

My gf recently surprised me by saying she wants to do character dinning on our next visit. We're a young couple with no kids (that I know of...:cautious:) but I'm a grown-*** man. Is it terribly awkward? What do you say to a princess? Are you supposed to play along and say "oh, what a beautiful castle m'lady" or just talk frankly? I have no idea, these are the kind of things that keep me up at night.
Sit on your hands and don't look.
 

Mike S

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@Mike S.....THIS is theme park related. Universal filed for new patents...;) Looks like Mario Kart and an Iron Man ride to me.






http://www.bizjournals.com/orlando/...-theme-park-patents-tackle-drifting-cars.html
Dang, you beat me to it!!! :hilarious:

I think that's one simulator everyone here could get behind. It would also be a great choice for MSHI since it's so different from Spider-Man. @marni1971 and @WDW1974 have said we can expect an Avengers ride at IoA and if this is any clue I'd think guests are taking on the role of the Iron Legion, which sounds awesome :D

Also, sorry HKDL, but this is what I would call an "Iron Man Experience" ;)
 

Cletus

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Dang, you beat me to it!!! :hilarious:

I think that's one simulator everyone here could get behind. It would also be a great choice for MSHI since it's so different from Spider-Man. @marni1971 and @WDW1974 have said we can expect an Avengers ride at IoA and if this is any clue I'd think guests are taking on the role of the Iron Legion, which sounds awesome :D

Also, sorry HKDL, but this is what I would call an "Iron Man Experience" ;)

I agree completely! This is how Iron Man should be done and it's appears to be a pretty sweet concept (actually loading into the suit). Can you imagine the drama once the new Avengers ride DOES open in IOA? :jawdrop:
 

DinoInstitute

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Dang, you beat me to it!!! :hilarious:

I think that's one simulator everyone here could get behind. It would also be a great choice for MSHI since it's so different from Spider-Man. @marni1971 and @WDW1974 have said we can expect an Avengers ride at IoA and if this is any clue I'd think guests are taking on the role of the Iron Legion, which sounds awesome :D

Also, sorry HKDL, but this is what I would call an "Iron Man Experience" ;)
I'm not sure if I know what I'm looking at for the car one, though it seems cool, but I disagree on the Iron Man suit. To me it seems much more like the type of patent that was filed just for the idea but won't necessarily be used. It doesn't look very practical (or comfortable really) to me.
 

Mike S

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I'm not sure if I know what I'm looking at for the car one, though it seems cool, but I disagree on the Iron Man suit. To me it seems much more like the type of patent that was filed just for the idea but won't necessarily be used. It doesn't look very practical (or comfortable really) to me.
I did say if it's any clue which it might not be. The description of the car one seems dead on for Mario Kart though, Double Dash specifically.

  • Drift racers: A two-rider, car-based amusement racing attraction with the ability to simulate drifting sensations. Two passengers, which could be in time/points competition with another car, will have control over some aspect of their ride vehicle: The driver would have a steering wheel and an acceleration and brake pedal to control the turning/drifting of the vehicle and speed; the rear passenger would have a control interface with buttons that could control the vehicle or bounce the ride vehicle, provide a boost to the vehicle during the race or affect the performance of another ride vehicle on the track, said the patent. For any Nintendo fan, that description brings to mind the video game company's popular Mario Kart game series. In one version of the series, called Mario Kart: Double Dash, each car had two racers including a driver and a rear passenger that controlled the use of items during the race that could impact their car or others in the race.
The Iron Man one would still be very cool though if it's actually done.
 

rael ramone

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Dang, you beat me to it!!! :hilarious:

I think that's one simulator everyone here could get behind. It would also be a great choice for MSHI since it's so different from Spider-Man. @marni1971 and @WDW1974 have said we can expect an Avengers ride at IoA and if this is any clue I'd think guests are taking on the role of the Iron Legion, which sounds awesome :D

Also, sorry HKDL, but this is what I would call an "Iron Man Experience" ;)

I'm picturing guests asking CM's in the swamps 'Where's the Avengers/Iron Man ride?'
 

The_Jobu

Well-Known Member
Sit on your hands and don't look.

Or I could stare creepily like this guy...

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