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Avengers Campus: E-Watch! (Waiting on the new ride)
- Thread starter MisterPenguin
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Disney Analyst
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itβs alive!!
mickEblu
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Disney Irish
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Well I guess that settles that, this is moving forward.
Disney Irish
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You're right, its not a roller coaster. Which was a long shot of it being changed to that at this point anyways.
BasiltheBatLord
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Yep it's TDS Peter Pan ride system.
chadwpalm
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- In the Parks
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While I don't care for that type of ride system (or screen-based attractions), it does make the most sense for an Avengers attraction. They can fill the screens with as much action and storytelling as they want on a smaller footprint. Maybe they can make it a bit more thrilling than Peter Pan and closer to the excitement of Transformers or Universal's Spider-Man.
I don't think they could have fit an Avengers ride story-wise on a coaster.
TheDisneyParksfanC8
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Here's a behind the scenes making of the Avengers E ticket:
Inspired Figment
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So.. the Spider-Man & Transformers rides at Universal with Avengers slapped onto it?? Not impressed with what Iβm seeing hereβ¦ hopefully itβll have AAs or something to differentiate itself enough from the competition. Otherwise, nothing to really drive me to go out of my way to return to DCA & experience it. Atm, Universal is much closer to me and Iβm already a passholder there.. didnβt renew my DL pass a few years back due to the (IMO) loss of quality & value and unneccesary up charges to compensate for it so.. yeah.
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π΄ππππππππ97
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Really needs AAs to be good. Otherwise, it's just more screens with a side of meh.
Architectural Guinea Pig
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This. Is. So. COOL!
Nah. Itβs more like FoP using the Spider-man/Transformers ride system. I recommend anyone who feels negative about this system to read the review below from Tom Bricker. The only really negative thing I found while riding was that I could see the edge of the screen by looking up, even considering how massive it/they are (wraps around the entire room)
Disney's New Peter Pan E-Ticket is an Avatar Flight Plus Spider-Man Adventure
Peter Pan's Never Land Adventure is a ride in Fantasy Springs, the $2 billion expansion featuring this area plus the Frozen Kingdom and Rapunzelβs Forest from Tangled. The new port-of-call is the most expensive land
www.disneytouristblog.com
GravityFalls
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The multiverse story makes me think we'll get randomized scenes similar to Star Tours. I also wondering if they are waiting until Avengers: Doomsday starts filming to get the final shots they need for the ride.
Professortango1
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This review also says he found Spider-Man to be a 10/10 and Transformers a 9.5/10. I would gauge them at a 6 and a 7 because I just prefer practical effects and elements. If you like screen rides, you'll like this one too. If you don't like screen rides, then I think you will similarly about this one as well. For me, I don't like screen rides.This. Is. So. COOL!
Nah. Itβs more like FoP using the Spider-man/Transformers ride system. I recommend anyone who feels negative about this system to read the review below from Tom Bricker. The only really negative thing I found while riding was that I could see the edge of the screen by looking up, even considering how massive it/they are (wraps around the entire room)
Disney's New Peter Pan E-Ticket is an Avatar Flight Plus Spider-Man Adventure
Peter Pan's Never Land Adventure is a ride in Fantasy Springs, the $2 billion expansion featuring this area plus the Frozen Kingdom and Rapunzelβs Forest from Tangled. The new port-of-call is the most expensive land
mickEblu
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This. Is. So. COOL!
Nah. Itβs more like FoP using the Spider-man/Transformers ride system. I recommend anyone who feels negative about this system to read the review below from Tom Bricker. The only really negative thing I found while riding was that I could see the edge of the screen by looking up, even considering how massive it/they are (wraps around the entire room)
Disney's New Peter Pan E-Ticket is an Avatar Flight Plus Spider-Man Adventure
Peter Pan's Never Land Adventure is a ride in Fantasy Springs, the $2 billion expansion featuring this area plus the Frozen Kingdom and Rapunzelβs Forest from Tangled. The new port-of-call is the most expensive land
I definitely like your explanation better. I saw the ride through and it seems fine for the Neverland setting and Peter Pan IP. For Avengers though I just get the sense that itβs not big or bold enough. Of course, itβs possible they can amp everything up a few notches but Iβm just not sure itβs the right choice. Peter Pan is a D ticket though right? So theyβll have to beef it up if itβs going to be an E ticket.
mickEblu
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I usually skip Transformers at USH. The whole thing just kind of feels disorienting. If that explanation of it being more like FOP with the Scoop system then that sounds much better even if not what I was hoping for.
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MoonRakerSCM
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There. You've seen Avengers.
How many 'square vehicle inserts into the screen pod and plays a moderately interesting motion/moving sequence with an over exaggerated drop visualization where the vehicle tilts forward for a bit' can they do?
Dayoldbread16
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Iβm disappointed they canceled the original ambitious jetpack seat version they promised us back in 2019
π΄ππππππππ97
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Still screen-heavy, but at least it had a new ride system! This Scoop thing could be great if it includes animatronics, but if not, it's just more of the same.
Professortango1
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I've been dying for a jetpack ride vehicle. I long wanted it for a realistic Buzz attraction, but the idea of feeling like you are in a solidified "ride vehicle" to then drop into escape packs sounds awesome.
I always assume it was essentially a soaring model but instead of loading in and rising up to the screen, we would enter at the top of the show building and then the seats would descend into the screen. But the positive would be that the screen wrapped fully around beneath us, allowing us to pivot ride vehicles to see different views of the experience.
It might have fallen flat, as I do not love screens, but the initial moment of the attraction sounds amazing.