How long until we see a disco carnotaurus?
The carnotaurus was fully functional last month.
How long until we see a disco carnotaurus?
The carnotaurus was fully functional last month.
I have a feeling before they shut this ride down, all we'll have left is just cast members throughout the ride with those rubber dino puppets roaring at us
Bumping this thread to talk about some changes made prior to its closing.
There are static raptors in place of the alioramus, which has been removed for some reason (either fixing it or just retiring it early):
It's odd they don't have the ability to turn off that one piece of audio like they did when the Time Rover Goes over the Saurpod's tail as Dr. Seeker doesn't say "Whoops" when it happens anymore..This ride must have the coolest maintenance area on property if they have extra raptors sitting around.
I have hope the alioramus will be back. I don't really see how they would benefit from throwing him out. I know out of all the dinosaurs in that scene he looks the worst when he's broken, but the static raptors aren't exactly an upgrade on that front, and the miss matched narration just hammers that home.
It's cool they put that much effort into the B-mode, though. I wonder if they would do the same for the styracosaurus or hadrosaur. Maybe we'll see...
I saw that! I had no idea he moved like that.
When I saw it, though, the ride was breaking down a ton, which was odd since Dinosaur is normally very reliable. I was wondering if maybe they were related somehow, but I don't know if that would actually make sense from the perspective of someone who knows better.
(I was soooo close to getting evacuated off Dinosaur that day, I was so ticked.)
I believe the raptors are the b-mode for any of the major non-carnotaurus animatronics. I saw a video years ago (sadly was deleted and I didn’t grab a screenshot) where there was a raptor in place of the styracosaurus. But more often than not I think they just let the dinos stay motionless instead of removing them.This ride must have the coolest maintenance area on property if they have extra raptors sitting around.
It's cool they put that much effort into the B-mode, though. I wonder if they would do the same for the styracosaurus or hadrosaur. Maybe we'll see...
It’s financially responsible to keep all attractions operating correctly for as long as they are open. Guests are paying to experience Disney quality.While it probably isn't financially responsible to update the ride at this point
It’s financially responsible to keep all attractions operating correctly for as long as they are open. Guests are paying to experience Disney quality.
It should have been fixed as soon as it broke, not left until a few months before it closes.Spending a ton of money on an attraction set to close in the next few months isn't financially responsible. I'm not saying I'm not happy they did this. I am! I just believe this was an act of love for the attraction more than a desire for good show in all their attractions.
Agreed.It’s financially responsible to keep all attractions operating correctly for as long as they are open. Guests are paying to experience Disney quality.
It should have been fixed as soon as it broke, not left until a few months before it closes.
Don't have a video, but did ride yesterday and can confirm it is chasing again as of now.Saw on Twitter that the chasing Carnotaurus is chasing again, but I can't find a video
I'm so glad I decided not to try and ride Splash one more time near the end. I didn't want to see one of my favorite rides in dilapidated condition.Agreed.
My very last ride on Splash had me wishing I hadn’t.
So many effects were not working and it was a let down. Now, when I think of that ride, I see the broken bees in my mind and remember the disappointment.
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