Again I don't disagree, but Marvel is involved. So I have to assume that they have a lot of input into how the characters are portrayed and what story to tell.
You may think its overtly obvious, now as an adult. But to a little kid the transitions happen so fast they don't have time to process it. So unless their parents tell them the story most won't "get it". Again its not overtly obvious. Whereas Spidey throwing a punch at Doc Ock is completely obvious.
Then they should have used a different hero. should have made it an Iron Man ride. where one of stark's inventions goes crazy, hell, make it ultron. he has come back and run amok in a stark iron man armor warehouse and has taken over iron man suits and you have to help iron man destory the suits and capture ultron. you can still use the wireless hand gestures to activate repulsers Iron Man gives you. Since like Mission Break Out the rides do not take place in the current time line Iron Man can still be alive. BOOM! Fixed it. But if you are going to use Spidey, any comparison to the Universal ride is completley fair and you damn well better use some villains in it.
psssh. whaever man. that is soooo not true. as a little kid i knew exactly what was happening in toad and realized we died and went to hell. kids are smarter than you give them credit for.
Great family rides that make effective use of their subject matter to create amazing experiences are awesome. Sitting in a vehicle shooting virtual webs at spider-bots sounds like an insultingly crud use of the character and boring as blazes. Expectations set at negative six.
Sounds like a six flags ride with a little makeup. That's about it.Great family rides that make effective use of their subject matter to create amazing experiences are awesome. Sitting in a vehicle shooting virtual webs at spider-bots sounds like an insultingly crud use of the character and boring as blazes. Expectations set at negative six.
Well that maybe not true for you or some others here. Maybe you guys all knew the story before going on the ride, I don't know. But to everyone I know it was not obvious unless you knew the story. YMMV. Also I wasn't saying kids were dumb, just that the attraction isn't overtly saying "HEY KID YOU JUST DIED, GOOD LUCK IN HELL!".
are you talking about the ride I suggested or the spidey ride they are in the process of making?
It's a ride all about web-slinging. If they did put a surprise villain at the end (and I really hope they do), there won't be punching. We'll be webbing them into immobility.
I disgaree. it is very obvious you get hit and die and go to hell. You don't have to know the story of Mr. Toad to understand simple visuals dude.
True, and I kind of hope they do.
Well I guess us of the older generation were just dumb then. Because I remember going on during my grad night in the 90s and everyone in my entire class (upwards of 700 kids, I went to a large HS) had to be told what was happening.
As a highschooler you didn't understand you got hit and died and went to hell at the end? like...seriously?
Well I'm happy you understood it as a kid.
Thanks. That is the magic of the classic Disney dark rides. They are told visually. Even if you have never seen Snow White you can clearly follow along the story in Scary Adventures. same goes with any of The Fantasyland Dark Rides
I didn't say me. I said my class, I was the one who explained it to everyone.
One they are making. Sorry for the confusion.
No because the Justice League ride is actually very good so Six Flags can do good dark rides better than Disney at this point it seems lol
