DINOSAUR has been having significant problems lately- enough to seriously take away from the experience. I know a lot of people dislike Dinosaur in some ways because it seems like a lesser version of Indy, but as a major attraction, it is one of the centerpieces of the Animal Kingdom experience.
FIRST OF ALL, why the heck isn't there any fog in the time tunnels? I swear that they filled with fog when the ride first opened. The lack of fog looks terrible- it looks like we're just moving through a stationary tunnel instead of traveling through time, AND riders can see the foliage in the dinosaur area while in the time tunnel. Do the tunnels usually fill with fog, making it just a technical difficulty this time? Or do the time tunnels no longer fill with fog at all?
Also, as has previously been discussed, the "incoming!" flying dinosaur (I forget how to spell the real name) still doesn't move toward us, and there's no "hot breath" on our necks as the Carnotaur chances us. It also seems that the Carnotaur doesn't follow the vehicle as much as it used to. (Can someone confirm this?)
MOST IMPORTANTLY, the story is super-important to this particular ride, but I noticed that they start playing the preshow BEFORE everyone gets into the preshow room!! This really takes away from the carefully-designed story, which every other aspect of the ride follows. Thankfully, this is never done on attractions like ToT and M:S. Can anyone confirm that this happens often in Dinosaur, or was this a rare incident?
IMPORTANT EDIT:
I've decided to send a complaint to Guest Relations, explaining that my family and I were looking forward to this ride as part of our vacation, and that we were very dissapointed that we never had the oppertunity to enjoy it as we had expected, because we were unable to see the entire "entry film."
I have seen that many of you are also upset by this situation, so, for those of you concerned enough, I would highly recommend that you write a letter too! (Or stop by Guest Relations at Animal Kingdom.) Disney takes guest complaints very seriously, but is surely more interested in the opinions of the avrage visitor rather than "fanatics" like ourselves. Therefore, if you do choose to write a letter, I would recommend that you do not let them know that you are such a big fan, and don't give it away by using terms like "preshow" etc. The address to Guest Communications (of which Guest Relations is a subdivision) is below:
P.O. Box 11040
Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830
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FIRST OF ALL, why the heck isn't there any fog in the time tunnels? I swear that they filled with fog when the ride first opened. The lack of fog looks terrible- it looks like we're just moving through a stationary tunnel instead of traveling through time, AND riders can see the foliage in the dinosaur area while in the time tunnel. Do the tunnels usually fill with fog, making it just a technical difficulty this time? Or do the time tunnels no longer fill with fog at all?
Also, as has previously been discussed, the "incoming!" flying dinosaur (I forget how to spell the real name) still doesn't move toward us, and there's no "hot breath" on our necks as the Carnotaur chances us. It also seems that the Carnotaur doesn't follow the vehicle as much as it used to. (Can someone confirm this?)
MOST IMPORTANTLY, the story is super-important to this particular ride, but I noticed that they start playing the preshow BEFORE everyone gets into the preshow room!! This really takes away from the carefully-designed story, which every other aspect of the ride follows. Thankfully, this is never done on attractions like ToT and M:S. Can anyone confirm that this happens often in Dinosaur, or was this a rare incident?
IMPORTANT EDIT:
I've decided to send a complaint to Guest Relations, explaining that my family and I were looking forward to this ride as part of our vacation, and that we were very dissapointed that we never had the oppertunity to enjoy it as we had expected, because we were unable to see the entire "entry film."
I have seen that many of you are also upset by this situation, so, for those of you concerned enough, I would highly recommend that you write a letter too! (Or stop by Guest Relations at Animal Kingdom.) Disney takes guest complaints very seriously, but is surely more interested in the opinions of the avrage visitor rather than "fanatics" like ourselves. Therefore, if you do choose to write a letter, I would recommend that you do not let them know that you are such a big fan, and don't give it away by using terms like "preshow" etc. The address to Guest Communications (of which Guest Relations is a subdivision) is below:
P.O. Box 11040
Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830
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