AVATAR land - the specifics

danlb_2000

Premium Member
If you go to the attached blog in @Direwolf27 's post, the statement regarding a 2 person banshee is actually in that article. You have to go to the first page. The article is broken up into 5 specific points about Pandora at DAK. The page you are directed to only covers points 4 and 5. Go to the first page and it speaks about the rides.

They may have gotten that from the leaked image of the ride that was discussed here. The picture appears to show two riders, but it's very possible it was showing people on two different banshees, one behind the other. @marni1971 said in that thread that it was one person per banshee.
 

GhostHost1000

Premium Member
likely glowing ice cubes or bottom of the drink with encased led light... nothing they don't do elsewhere... just may be calling it this for marketing sake
 

doctornick

Well-Known Member
My sense is that whoever wrote Disney's content doesn't know what the word "bioluminescent" means.

It's marketing, though. I didn't take it as Disney indicating that the drinks would actually be bioluminescent, but that they'd be pretend bioluminescent just like how all the food is pretended to be developed and serviced on an alien moon. In this case, the concept probably being that some sort of "glow in the dark" ingredient found on Pandora is used to flavor the drink and give it the glow as opposed to y'know the light up ice cubes.
 

DDLand

Well-Known Member
It's marketing, though. I didn't take it as Disney indicating that the drinks would actually be bioluminescent, but that they'd be pretend bioluminescent just like how all the food is pretended to be developed and serviced on an alien moon. In this case, the concept probably being that some sort of "glow in the dark" ingredient found on Pandora is used to flavor the drink and give it the glow as opposed to y'know the light up ice cubes.
Yeah, this is consistent with the entire land. It's going to look bioluminescent, but not actually be bioluminescent.

That goes for trees, bushes, animals... and drinks! ;)
 

lentesta

Premium Member
It's marketing, though. I didn't take it as Disney indicating that the drinks would actually be bioluminescent, but that they'd be pretend bioluminescent just like how all the food is pretended to be developed and serviced on an alien moon. In this case, the concept probably being that some sort of "glow in the dark" ingredient found on Pandora is used to flavor the drink and give it the glow as opposed to y'know the light up ice cubes.

I get all that. It's like when Disney says its hotels or restaurants are "world class." People who know what those words mean, expect them to be true.
 

KrzyKtty

Well-Known Member
Bit sad that my daughter won't be quite tall enough to ride by June, but guess that just means something to look forward to next time!
 

sunsetblvd26

Well-Known Member
My point was that "bioluminescent" means that something alive is causing the glowing. And if Disney wanted to use something living and glowing in a drink, they'd probably have to run it by some governmental organization, like the FDA.

I'm aware that oysters are regularly eaten live. I'm not aware of any bioluminescent animals that would be appropriate for a drink served in a theme park. I could be wrong.

My sense is that whoever wrote Disney's content doesn't know what the word "bioluminescent" means.
Yeah, and in the Haunted Mansion those aren't real ghosts. Nor does Dinosaur really take us back in time.

It's just a word to help carry out the theme and story, I don't think this is a big deal.
 

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