I think all of them stopped at least once every single time I was on them for both of my last two trips (same for the PeopleMover), but ultimately, the effect isn't really that much worse than getting caught up in the log jam at the end of most of the water rides. I do wish they could figure something out like the skyliner where there's a separate loading bay for people who can't deal with the continuous motion, with vehicles that can seamlessly slot in.
I don't trust trackless vehicles at that pace. Especially after rain. What's the traction? Other than that It's basically Test Track the clone, like the flying carpets is Dumbo as a carpet
Spaceship Earth didn't stop last time I was there. And I don't remember if Nemo did or not because nothing happens in that at ride which is a shame because the other omnimovers are way cooler and are gone now.
I don't. I think GMR did, being about movies altogether. There is an area for animation but its not there. Also it just really annoys me that the line is so much less awesome than the California one. I never made it to Toy story land but I hear the TSM line in Orlando is better. It has to be since the california one is basically the same as an outdoor queue in fantasyland but with less interesting things to see if you pass Potato head. Mostly weird old windows that seem to have nothing in them. Reminds me of when Six flags stores boxes visibly in the upstairs floors of their main streets or wild west.
A park dedicated to hollywood where you see classic hollywood and enter the world of movies having its centerpiece do just that with the original Disney ip?
The built an Alice ride?
When I was a CM I would ride Spaceship Earth everyday before my shift. I literally only had a single ride where we didn’t stop
Alice? Mickey is the face of the company
He’s referring to the Alice comedies which were the actual first thing Walt did.
The old ride took you through more than just one kind of movie. This takes you to a cartoon short. I'm not saying I hate the ride I do love the cute little train and all but I just think GMR was so well made and so pretty in it's physical sets. The screens just kinda make me feel like I'm in times square
Cinemas were the original home of cartoons. Preferring the Great Movie Ride is one thing, but I don’t understand the claim that Mickey doesn’t belong in the Chinese Theatre.
I'm not saying that specifically, I see your reasoning but Idk it just lost the feelings It used to have with that old snarky hollywood humor It felt like the park was missing something last time I visited. I'm only providing a way they could have done both, keeping the GMR and having the RR at the same time, which is what would happen if the executives had any respect for the heart and soul of these parks.
And not even a classic cartoon short. A crude TV cartoon short from the 2010s.
I have a bad feeling this project is going to be a Rocket Rods level failure!
