Goofyque'
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Think you will still be good. It is rarely a noticeable exit, the CM just usually walk you on past the actual ride. I'll check in a couple weeks!
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Think you will still be good. It is rarely a noticeable exit, the CM just usually walk you on past the actual ride. I'll check in a couple weeks!
That seems to be the animation you'll see at the end of the ride when you 'disconnect' from your Avatar.
dolphinforces
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I'm expecting a similar animation when you connect
Bairstow
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These guys redefine the term "unwatchable".
I was hoping their footage would show the motion base in action. Presumably they filmed it and aren't showing it because they were instructed not to.
Disney Analyst
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Hey, if that means we get parks themed like DAK, Disney send them all on trips!!
RSoxNo1
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Rohde had to get the costs up for this land. He traveled around the galaxy for Mission Breakout.
britain
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No, he went on a worldwide power plant and fortress tour.
TP2000
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There's a fabulous Ritz-Carlton in both Bali and Jakarta. I have it on good authority that WDI executives almost always stay at Ritz-Carlton when they do these international "research trips", and the "research" is almost always aimed at whatever locale conveniently has a Ritz-Carlton.
Then there is First Class air travel on one of the super-luxe foreign carriers like Singapore Airlines or Thai Airways.
We shouldn't be so gullible to think they flew Exit Row Economy and stayed at the Holiday Inn Express. There's a limit to how important this "research" is to WDI, after all.
jt04
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There's a fabulous Ritz-Carlton in both Bali and Jakarta. I have it on good authority that WDI executives almost always stay at Ritz-Carlton when they do these international "research trips", and the "research" is almost always aimed at whatever locale oh-so-conveniently has a Ritz-Carlton.
Plus First Class air travel on one of the super-luxe foreign carriers like Singapore Airlines or Thai Airways.
We shouldn't be so gullible to think they flew Exit Row Economy and stayed at the Holiday Inn Express. There's a limit to how important this "research" is to WDI, after all.
Being best has its rewards in every discipline.
gorillaball
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There's a fabulous Ritz-Carlton in both Bali and Jakarta. I have it on good authority that WDI executives almost always stay at Ritz-Carlton when they do these international "research trips", and the "research" is almost always aimed at whatever locale conveniently has a Ritz-Carlton.
Then there is First Class air travel on one of the super-luxe foreign carriers like Singapore Airlines or Thai Airways.
We shouldn't be so gullible to think they flew Exit Row Economy and stayed at the Holiday Inn Express. There's a limit to how important this "research" is to WDI, after all.
All valid points and as an accountant it certainly hits home. However, on a $1 billion project even if they spent $1 million on these research trips (unlikely) we are talking about 1/10 of 1% of the project. It's one of those items I couldn't care less about, not when there are plenty of other items to draw one's attention.
raven
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Spending the most of money drained of guests does too.
disney4life2008
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There's a fabulous Ritz-Carlton in both Bali and Jakarta. I have it on good authority that WDI executives almost always stay at Ritz-Carlton when they do these international "research trips", and the "research" is almost always aimed at whatever locale conveniently has a Ritz-Carlton.
Then there is First Class air travel on one of the super-luxe foreign carriers like Singapore Airlines or Thai Airways.
We shouldn't be so gullible to think they flew Exit Row Economy and stayed at the Holiday Inn Express. There's a limit to how important this "research" is to WDI, after all.
Lol you read my mind.
I fail to see the connection between pandora and bali? Research, yea right. More like a trip on Disney.
motox7
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I don't think I have seen anyone bring this up but I think we all have noticed that when flight of passage has been down during these preview events they are letting people walk through the whole "Mega-Queue" and then by pass the ride part. I know this could be just for the previews but have we considered that maybe this will continue to happen even after it opens. They put so much time and effort into this queue and it really is a big part of the land. It makes sense that they would want this to be something that can always be seen by people and act as just a cool walking trail any time FoP would break down.
Bolt
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The queue is available to tour when the ride is up or down during previews, as Guests who ride actually enter through the FastPass lane (which bypasses 90% of the queue). There is no access lanes for tours - and typically when a ride is down, the building needs to be kept clear.
Quinnmac000
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If you had to choose between them getting go on the trips or 50 million add to the attraction budget which one would you rather?
Disney Analyst
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Well unfortunately that's not how budgets work...
flynnibus
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solidyne
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Wasn't the parade there from the get-go? I could swear I saw one in summer of '98.
solidyne
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Ha, to go to the Mission Space chicken exit you must first stand alone, off the numbers, shamefaced during the entire Gary Sinise video. Always wait until the last possible second to chicken out!