Tom Morrow
Well-Known Member
By queue, they probably mean pre-show.I don't think anyone who says a ride is 8 minutes long includes the queue. The queue could be anywhere from 10 seconds to 3 hours.
By queue, they probably mean pre-show.I don't think anyone who says a ride is 8 minutes long includes the queue. The queue could be anywhere from 10 seconds to 3 hours.
The last ride (wait for unload for proof):
It'll be very good.
But the GMR should not have closed for it. Or for the politics associated with it.
GMR was expensive to run and needed a lot of money spending on it if it carried on. What better way to remove it by saying guests don't like a ride - one that's not had any significant update in 28 years? And have something new to market? In a nutshell.Marni, will you explain a bit about the politics of it?
It's only a matter of time before the iconic marquee signs are taken down...
The Main Street Moms livestream of the "final ride" showed them to be the very last guests in line. So unless there was a special final ride after that reserved for certain people, that was the last tram.
Wrong replacement.I think the 8 minutes inclusdes the queue and preshow....the ride will most likely end up being 2 minutes or less...
Never sold to my knowledge, and I know quite a bit...the licensing split on selling that particular piece of merch all but assured it would never happen.Does anyone know if the the art stores throughout WDW sell (or have ever sold) the original GMR poster? I have not been able to find anything online, so I'm assuming not, but I would love to own one as it is one of the greatest ride posters in WDW history.
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I think the 8 minutes inclusdes the queue and preshow....the ride will most likely end up being 2 minutes or less...
All of the recent attractions are extremely short. there may be a pre-show then a secondary queue and that way they can claim the experience is longer, but the ride portion I am sure will be quite short.I highly doubt it will be two minutes or less.
I never thought of that, very good point.Never sold to my knowledge, and I know quite a bit...the licensing split on selling that particular piece of merch all but assured it would never happen.
I'm assuming the queue will remain the same but with Mickey shorts will be playing up on the screen. And then at some point, you are invited into, or sucked into the short and become a part of it.
All of the recent attractions are extremely short. there may be a pre-show then a secondary queue and that way they can claim the experience is longer, but the ride portion I am sure will be quite short.
If so, it'll be interesting to see how the transition from real-world-to-toon is pulled off...it better be convincing.
Only because of GMR, not location behind a grand theater facade.It's certainly criminal.
First of all, it's not going to be a 90 second ride. Everyone has said 7-8 minutes. And yes, a Mickey Mouse ride could absolutely serve as a centerpiece ride. Should it have really gone this way? No. But it's really not the worst thing to ask for as a replacement.But is a 90 second long trendy ride-through cartoon short what should really be the absolute centerpiece and placemaking attraction for this entire park... Is this the attraction that sets up the entire park experience?....
YES! The Great Movie Ride needed to be refreshed, but cutting it down to a short screen based ride featuring Mickey Mouse in a scaled down trendy completely non classic way doesn't seem the right decision... now if it were in the Animation Courtyard and NOT the centerpiece of the entiire park, I don't think I would have as much of a problem with it....
Then don't ride it. Very simple. Millions will have fun, you'll sit in your grumpy corner.Millions and millions of people like McDonalds too, but they booted them out of the park...
and millions and millions of people don't care for the style of the new shorts...that doesn't explain why they have decided to use that as the centerpiece attraction of the whole park...
In the photos from this morning, they were still there...already down.
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