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[Prince Thomas]

Im so excited for this ride guys!!!! this pic just got me so pumped

 

[danlb_2000]

I am also thinking two per banshee. It looks like the person in the back is sitting higher then the one in front which would solve the viewing problem especially if they ask the shorter of the pair to sit in front.

If it is two per then we have 2 per banshee * 8 banshees per section * 6 sections per theater * 4 theaters = 384 riders. So if they can mange a 7 minute cycle time that would be 3291 riders per hour. A 10 minute cycle time would get you to 2304 per hour.

 

[Homer fan]

I am also thinking two per banshee. It looks like the person in the back is sitting higher then the one in front which would solve the viewing problem especially if they ask the shorter of the pair to sit in front.

If it is two per then we have 2 per banshee * 8 banshees per section * 6 sections per theater * 4 theaters = 384 riders. So if they can mange a 7 minute cycle time that would be 3291 riders per hour. A 10 minute cycle time would get you to 2304 per hour.

That good or bad?

 

[Andrew C]

I am also thinking two per banshee. It looks like the person in the back is sitting higher then the one in front which would solve the viewing problem especially if they ask the shorter of the pair to sit in front.

If it is two per then we have 2 per banshee * 8 banshees per section * 6 sections per theater * 4 theaters = 384 riders. So if they can mange a 7 minute cycle time that would be 3291 riders per hour. A 10 minute cycle time would get you to 2304 per hour.

is that good?

 

[Incomudro]

I'd be willing to bet that the seating is tiered, and that cast members would seat taller riders in the back.

 

[marni1971]

One guest per seat /banshee.

 

[Andrew C]

One guest per seat /banshee.

they are breaking the rules in that photo then

 

[Prince Thomas]

One guest per seat /banshee.

Of course we can count on Martin!

 

[Prince Thomas]

they are breaking the rules in that photo then

no, i have a feeling those r 2 banshees....

 

[danlb_2000]

One guest per seat /banshee.

Really, because it clearly looks like two in the picture. Leg is marked in red and handle in blue.

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[twebber55]

One guest per seat /banshee.

right
looks like he is just sitting on the back of it to get that perspective

 

[Prince Thomas]

Really, because it clearly looks like two in the picture.

maybe its not 2 sets of legs like we thought

 

[danlb_2000]

That good or bad?

Soarin is 2088 with three theaters. But if Martin is right, it's half the numbers that I posted.

 

[marni1971]

Really, because it clearly looks like two in the picture. Leg is marked in red and handle in blue.

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Yep. I see that too.

From what I've seen it's one. Maybe I'm wrong. Maybe it's not a photo of the actual seat. Again this doesn't match with what I've seen so I can't say what it actually is.

 

[twebber55]

Really, because it clearly looks like two in the picture. Leg is marked in red and handle in blue.

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its definitely two people

 

[twebber55]

Yep. I see that too.

From what I've seen it's one. Maybe I'm wrong.

but the back person doesnt look like he s got any type of seat belt/protection from falling out on
but i could be wrong

 

[danlb_2000]

right
looks like he is just sitting on the back of it to get that perspective

Maybe he is filming the other person riding? I definitely think a two person setup would work pretty well and would double the capacity of the attraction.

 

[danlb_2000]

but the back person doesnt look like he s got any type of seat belt/protection from falling out on
but i could be wrong

But his hands do look like they are in the right position to be holding the handle bar like we see in the front seat.

 

[MotherOfBirds]

who walks around the parks in skirts??

Skirts tend to be cooler and breezier in warmer weather. They were practically my AP uniform back in the day.

 

[180º]

Did no one see my question on page one?
@danlb_2000 ? @marni1971?

New thought: Are we looking at 2 RVs, and their motion is staggered so that the banshees are not in perfect unison? So the guy in the back is actually on a separate banshee to the guy on the front's right, just trailing a little behind?