Disneyland Maintenance Reporting Thread

[Disney Analyst]

Yes. I don't get either. I've been going since 1964. Touring Plans crowd history showed ( where 10/10 is worst case crowds): Mon, July 25 9/10, Tues 9/10, Wed 10/10, Thurs 10/10, Fri 7/10, Sat 7/10. Sun 6/10. Enchant and Imagine Keys are blacked out. It's been similar for some time. Sundays are the lightest days. Fri not bad. Sat not bad. Mon-Thurs are often worst days of the week-with EN and IM passes blocked. I understand tourists are here on weekdays, but you'd think Joe LA worker has Sat and Sun off and would show up? I might have to spend a little more to pick up Sundays if passes come back.

The weekends are also the most expensive days for tickets for Non-AP’s, so that may also thin the heard.

 

[TrainsOfDisney]

Indiana Jones isn’t that bad. The fire and
and fog effects are all working. That’s more physical effects than you’ll ever see on Rise! (0).

The snake isn’t that great when it’s working.

The boulder is what it is. It’s a yeti b mode.

 

[mickEblu]

Indiana Jones isn’t that bad. The fire and
and fog effects are all working. That’s more physical effects than you’ll ever see on Rise! (0).

The snake isn’t that great when it’s working.

The boulder is what it is. It’s a yeti b mode.

I’ll give you the snake. That thing has sucked for years.

But the boulder “is what it is?”

 

[SuddenStorm]

Went on Indy for the first time in a year last night. My son finally hit 46 inches! We used that Simba card/ Lightning Lane they give to families who barley miss the height requirement that allows you to come back when they re tall enough.

I can deal with the revolving doors not working. I can deal with the snake not moving. I can deal with the rat projection not working (in fact I prefer it) but the boulder not moving in the finale? Cmon Disney, get it together. With that said my son loved it. I think Indy and ROTR are his two favorite rides at DL.

And it's been that way for months. It was like that when I went a few years ago.

It's asinine that they think it's acceptable to run an attraction with the finale not working- for months.

 

[SuddenStorm]

Maybe they'll give Indy its pre-pandemic-planned lengthy refurbishment before the new Indiana Jones movie releases?

We can hope! As long as it's strictly a refurbishment with no updates to 'tie it in' to the new film.

 

[SuddenStorm]

Indiana Jones isn’t that bad. The fire and
and fog effects are all working. That’s more physical effects than you’ll ever see on Rise! (0).

To be fair, I hardly think Rise is the standard we should be holding these rides too. It's big and flashy- but lacks the substance and soul required to make it a timeless classic.

In 20 years I expect it will have many changes- especially since Disney seems to be actively avoiding the sequel era characters with their new Star Wars content. It won't be like Pirates, Mansion, Splash, Indy, Big Thunder- that can exist for decades with minimal changes.

 

[TrainsOfDisney]

It's asinine that they think it's acceptable to run an attraction with the finale not working- for months.

It's the other coast but.... Everest. Lol

To be fair, I hardly think Rise is the standard we should be holding these rides too.

I agree. That was my subtle dig at Rise’s lack of physical effects ;(

 

[Consumer]

Rise of the Resistance is great. I don't know what y'all are talking about.

 

[TrainsOfDisney]

Rise of the Resistance is great. I don't know what y'all are talking about.

It's a great experience but it's lacking in physical effects that could have made it even better

 

[Californian Elitist]

Rise isn’t worth too much time. I agree that it lacks substance.

 

[Too Many Hats]

Indiana Jones isn’t that bad.

No, it's bad.

The fire and
and fog effects are all working.

Wait, really? I haven't seen the fog in forever. Its absence is not often reported but it's a critical effect; without it, the "temple" feels a lot more like a soundstage. Glad to hear this.

That’s more physical effects than you’ll ever see on Rise! (0).

Weird dig.

The snake isn’t that great when it’s working.

What.

The boulder is what it is. It’s a yeti b mode.

What.

 

[celluloid]

Tokyo really is the only option folks.

 

[TrainsOfDisney]

Wait, really? I haven't seen the fog in forever.

Well which fog effect are you thinking of, maybe there’s one that isn’t working

 

[Dear Prudence]

Rise gave me Vertigo so badly, but then it broke down and we had to be evacuated. I don't think I could have spent any more time on it without puking. Both times I ride Smugglers' Run, the screens glitched and controllers were not working.

 

[Too Many Hats]

Well which fog effect are you thinking of, maybe there’s one that isn’t working

Oh! I assumed you were referring to the fog/“lava” in the main big scene, but idk why I jumped to that (maybe I just desperately want that effect to be working). Were you referring to the fog in the Gates of Doom scene?

 

[PiratesMansion]

Tokyo really is the only option folks.

Normally I'd agree, but seeing as you basically can't get into Japan right now unless you're part of a tour group, and the resort itself is currently somewhat dysfunctional to the point that allegedly you can't even guarantee getting multi-day tickets right now (and the number of places to buy tickets that are accessible to foreigners has shrunk dramatically), I'm sitting Tokyo out until they get their stuff together.

 

[SuddenStorm]

Normally I'd agree, but seeing as you basically can't get into Japan right now unless you're part of a tour group, and the resort itself is currently somewhat dysfunctional to the point that allegedly you can't even guarantee getting multi-day tickets right now (and the number of places to buy tickets that are accessible to foreigners has shrunk dramatically), I'm sitting Tokyo out until they get their stuff together.

My friends and I have plans to go to Tokyo- just waiting until things normalize. International travel is still a huge pain.

 

[Californian Elitist]

Normally I'd agree, but seeing as you basically can't get into Japan right now unless you're part of a tour group, and the resort itself is currently somewhat dysfunctional to the point that allegedly you can't even guarantee getting multi-day tickets right now (and the number of places to buy tickets that are accessible to foreigners has shrunk dramatically), I'm sitting Tokyo out until they get their stuff together.

You’re right, Japan is closed for the majority of tourists. It sucks, but I understand. Hopefully it won’t be this way for too many more years.

 

[PiratesMansion]

You’re right, Japan is closed for the majority of tourists. It sucks, but I understand. Hopefully it won’t be this way for too many more years.

On one hand, I suppose I understand their reticence because (gestures at everything happening in the world).

That said, I do worry that their generalized xenophobia towards the rest of the world will keep the country closed longer than necessary.

 

[Californian Elitist]

On one hand, I suppose I understand their reticence because (gestures at everything happening in the world).

That said, I do worry that their generalized xenophobia towards the rest of the world will keep the country closed longer than necessary.

I’ve never been to Japan, but based on what I’ve learned about the Japanese, I wouldn’t be surprised if one of two years pass before they reopen. We’ll see!