It's the same AA but around the eyes and he is a lot browner looking. I guess it was the flash used in this picture that takes something away from it. He does look a lot better in person and he is big!
I think it was a cost thing. The original "cave" was just a steel storm pipe similar to the one the Disneyland Railroad went through as it arrives at Toon Town depo. I think they cut a hole in the pipe and built a room for him to stand in. That is why it looks so framed.
What they should have done is cut a longer hole creating a deeper cavern then slightly angled the animatronic facing the direction the rafts are coming from. This would have given guests a glimpse of the AA as they approach it for a closer view. The pipe didn't seem to serve for any purpose except to hide sitelines and there is plenty of room behind it to steal a couple of feet of space.
I agree. Their forte is coasters, not really dark rides.
That said, I still I greatly appreciate their attempts and would like to see them keep working on it. The more dark rides they add, the more they develop the craft, the more I'll enjoy going to Knott's.
Yup! Didn't you go for your first time a couple months of ago? How did you like it?
I liked it a lot! Ghost Town is so wonderfully charming. I have some bullet points on the first page of this thread, actually. Fourth post down.
I'm glad you liked it! Knott's is one of those places where you can escape from all the Disney mess and just have fun at simple and fun theme park.
It also has just as much history as Disneyland if you know where to look. It's a relaxing place to just sit and watch people or see a show. Live music is still very important to Knotts. It is disappearing slowly from Disneyland and that is sad.
Retheming the boardwalk to something more interesting would also be a good change for the park.
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Do I see a crossover commercial coming where Snoopy goes to GE in Jedi Robes? Maybe takes a nap on top of the falcon like he does his dog house?This made me smile. Reminds me of the old "congratulations on your anniversary" newspaper ads that Disney and Knott's used to put out.
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