rise is such a well lit building with the path clearly marked on the floor there might as well be a track guide there.
Rise beats them all — literally in a vertical direction that the others do not, and in the simulator you drop into.
Of all the trackless I’ve been on Rise is the most predictable - the only surprise I had was the elevator but that could have been accomplished with other types of vehicles.
Rise is by far the most complex and unpredictable of the vehicle paths you listed. Indy and Spiderman have visible tracks and “next rooms” you go to, so those are most obvious about what’s next, even with Spiderman taking you backward
I’m not exactly sure what you’re trying to say, you just added complex, I wasn’t referring to the complexity of the ride cause you never mentioned it.
Also, trackless rides can overlap ride paths between vehicles, rather than having all vehicles follow the same ride path. You could have a car travelling behind one car, then overtaking them, which you wouldn't be able to do with a tracked ride
the complexity of the potential path (or degrees of freedom of the path) corresponds with unpredictability which was the comment I made originally. You tried to argue the building is so well lit for Rise, but my point is that it doesn’t matter how well let or marked it is, you still don’t know where you’re going and are capable of going in so many more directions on that ride than the others your listed
That would be cool. Likely wide paths would be involved with this st sny sort of high speed for ride programming envelopes. Also, you can, it would just be based on switchtracks or a special RV set.
Good point. Spidey and Indy put the unpredictability onto the ride environment and ride vehicle design.
The train is three lands( and two of the most popular for guest traffic) worth of people.
Yeah, for the RR I could see busy being worse because that forces them to run more trains. At least with the steamboat they can run very limited hours and it’s only 1 boat.
The WDRR already has to stop for fireworks and other situations which execs don't like as well as it's staffing.
Where would the line go... this is Frozen we're talking about. Turn the entire path by the castle closed or covered walkways would be so unpopular.
Does anyone think The Liberty Bell is not much an interest because it just circles a back part of the park. If it had a stop along the way like say a stop at Villain's or and Cars (if both lands were in an own expansion far back) or had the river circled part of the park and had a stop from one point to another then it would be a popular transportation system as well as an attraction.
I will say, this is a common complaint I have seen. There isn't enough to see and there is no diorama's like Disneyland and DLP's. Not saying they should get rid of the train at all, but they should invest in adding some scenes to make it more of an experience that just transportation
I want the train to remain, I just would much, much rather prefer Villains land if I had to choose between the two.
