Weird because from what I've been reading the Hollywood equivalent is similar to what it was supposed to be here.Too scary.
Look closer and you'll also see these ones have hands.
This reminds me of the dementors on Harry Potter and the forbidden journey. When the ride breaks down and they turn the lights on, you'll see many extra dementors that aren't turned on during the ride and I don't know why, maybe it's a B mode thing like Dino.
so wait, is this just on the left right before you see photo carno on the right?
Edit: I'll just say to the left/up. I just know that it isn't hard to miss if you're not looking at the big guy on the right. I was sitting on the far left of the ride vehicle as well.
I've only been on the Hollywood FJ and it's funny you say this because all I could think while reading this discussion about the scarier scene was, "...isn't that how it is normally?"Weird because from what I've been reading the Hollywood equivalent is similar to what it was supposed to be here.
I didn’t realize that was a net. I thought it was some sort of tracking “scanner” that was alerting us that that was indeed the dinosaur we are looking for. It seemed to make a little more sense for me, at least.Definitely saw more motion in the animatronics. It looked great except I don't like the net on the Iguanadon at the end.
Yes, I believe that’s what he says as well.I thought he said "Forget it!"?
Yep, it's a net as per the original story treatment.I didn’t realize that was a net. I thought it was some sort of tracking “scanner” that was alerting us that that was indeed the dinosaur we are looking for. It seemed to make a little more sense for me, at least.
Yes, I believe that’s what he says as well.
I believe he comes out "at you" quite a bit more now. I'm pretty sure it was just his head previously, now he has somewhat of a full body and shoots out much further at the car. Nice touch. For this being my favorite ride in WDW, I love the improvements made.Did the finale carnotaurus get new paint or new lighting? He really seemed a lot brighter. Did he always have, uh, forelegs? Was there extra roaring audio added to that part too?
I've only been on the Hollywood FJ and it's funny you say this because all I could think while reading this discussion about the scarier scene was, "...isn't that how it is normally?"
In Hollywood, all the dementors have hands. After you go through the mouth of Salazar Slytherin, you are completely surrounded by a horde of dementors, many of them static (but with fans blowing their cloaks) and one or two moving, but all of them VERY close and completely filling the scene. It's a very cool effect when your enchanted bench starts pulling away, only to reveal more and more dementors surrounding you. It's overwhelming and something only the Kuka RV can afford.
In this video, go to 2:35 for the dementor scene and 3:00 for the horde of dementors.
On a different, on-topic note, can anyone explain where in relation to photo carnataurus the head on the stick is? I can't quite nail it down.
I always just assumed he hopped in the back of the truck looking for a rideYep, it's a net as per the original story treatment.
That's now the Dino gets brought back with us to present day.
The originally planned peppers ghost in the exit tunnel would have explained it better. As it is now you've got to look at the security monitors.
He did. You'd have actually seen this in the exit tunnel effect.I always just assumed he hopped in the back of the truck looking for a ride
He did. You'd have actually seen this in the exit tunnel effect.
That effect never would've worked because the illusion would break once someone turned around.
Good lord there are so many more dementors compared to Orlando. That scene where they just keep coming is instance. It's nothing like that in Orlando. Time to Plus it Orlando.
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