As they should since these things are fairly heavy and up over 100ft in the air, gravity asserting its dominance over the drone such that it falls on you would hurt, a lot.
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News 'Disney Dreams That Soar' Drone show coming to Walt Disney World this summer
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ToTBellHop
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They just drop burning firework embers on us, instead!
cjkeating
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I love it when you get a 'free' gift during a fireworks show.
Prince-1
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Most have been positive. Not all.
Disone
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I decided to Google that and surprisingly they're not that heavy. The heavy ones are a couple of pounds.
Granted I don't want a 3 or 4 lb weight dropping from a couple hundred ft hitting me in the head but still, the I did assume they weighed more.
4 lbs is half a gallon of milk. Would still be painful and potentially life threatening.
UNCgolf
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I just read through every comment that's been posted since the show was unveiled, and there's not a single comment that says the show is bad.
There are several comments complaining about the (non-existent) negativity, though, which is why it's so strange.
Disone
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Yeah but I kind of said that
.So apparently a show Drone can weigh between 232g to 540g. ( Google AI results)
540g is 1.19lbs.
So honest opinion to you or anyone else. The boats that go to from Port Orleans and key West do have roofs. Are those roofs sufficient protection enough if a 1.19 lb object falling from the sky strike them?
UNCgolf
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Yeah but I kind of said that
So apparently a show Drone can weigh between 232g to 540g. ( Google AI results)
540g is 1.19lbs.
So honest opinion to you or anyone else. The boats that go to from Port Orleans and key West do have roofs. Are those roofs sufficient protection enough if a 1.19 lb object falling from the sky strike them?
It would probably depend on how high the drone was when it fell. If it's in a free fall from 250 feet, it would be going roughly 85 mph (well, probably a little slower due to air resistance). That would cause a pretty significant impact even for something only weighing one pound.
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Cmdr_Crimson
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Wonder how this affects the schmucks that are trying to get a better view of the show on the upper decks of the parking lot and if security is forbidding guests to do so..
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Don’t bother going to Saratoga…guards checking magic bands.
That's what I was gonna try. Darn.
