waltography
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POVs from yesterday and today show they have plexiglass between the first and second rows. Sucks if you're in the second row.
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mickEblu
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Yeah, basically I’ll be asking for front row for any ride that has plexiglass.
At WDW they are putting single riders in alone and the other positions are set to automatic.
donsullivan
Premium Member
When I rode it at WDW 2 weeks ago they put one group of 3 in the front rows and my group of 2 in the back row for a total of 5 guests from 2 parties in one pod.
The question was about Smugglers Run.
donsullivan
Premium Member
The answer was about Smugglers Run. When I rode it they boarded 2 parties in the ride pod for a total of 5 guests. Fixed my typo above on the qty.
donsullivan
Premium Member
There are 3 rows of 2 spots each for a total of 6 seats on Smugglers Run.
Rise is 2 rows of 4 spots each for a total of 8 per vehicle.
You are correct my mistake.
TP2000
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Yeah, I'm embarrassed for them. If Sacramento wanted to prove that private industry can't be trusted, creating massive crowds of people massed together at park entrance facilities two days in a row is great way to do it.
It's almost as if TDA needs a savvy leadership team dedicated solely to getting customers onto property, parked, screened, and processed through entry gates into the parks. Like someone in charge of the entire arrival experience.
Ladies and gentleman, a big round of applause for the Vice President of The Guest Arrival Experience!....
Tamandua
Well-Known Member
Yeah, I'm embarrassed for them. If Sacramento wanted to prove that private industry can't be trusted, creating massive crowds of people massed together at park entrance facilities two days in a row is great way to do it.
It's almost as if TDA needs a savvy leadership team dedicated solely to getting customers onto property, parked, screened, and processed through entry gates into the parks. Like someone in charge of the entire arrival experience.
Ladies and gentleman, a big round of applause for the Vice President of The Guest Arrival Experience!....
People arrived... And it was an experience. Mission complete. Get this man a bonus!
Curious Constance
Well-Known Member
Do they still paw through your bags or did they get that thing working where you just walk through a scanner and don’t have to open your bag???
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waltography
Well-Known Member
From what I've heard they still look through your bag, but you can request they change gloves and you can also request they just use their flashlight to poke around rather than handling the bag with their hands.
MarvelCharacterNerd
Well-Known Member
And still we don't get the totally contactless entrance that WDW has had working for months.
Curious Constance
Well-Known Member
What the heck?And still we don't get the totally contactless entrance that WDW has had working for months.
AJFireman
Well-Known Member
Did you make I see your group was called about 545pm?
Californian Elitist
Well-Known Member
This is very sweet.
George Lucas on a Bench
Well-Known Member
What are you trying to sneak in?
CaptinEO
Well-Known Member
Yeah, I'm embarrassed for them. If Sacramento wanted to prove that private industry can't be trusted, creating massive crowds of people massed together at park entrance facilities two days in a row is great way to do it.
It's almost as if TDA needs a savvy leadership team dedicated solely to getting customers onto property, parked, screened, and processed through entry gates into the parks. Like someone in charge of the entire arrival experience.
Ladies and gentleman, a big round of applause for the Vice President of The Guest Arrival Experience!....
I think its so odd that a person actively managing this role has had a year off to prepare for this, and this is the result. He was already underperforming before covid.
Even touch of disney lines didn't make him rethink the "entry experience". It has to be intentional at this point. No way are they "surprised and overwhelmed" by the amount of people showing up.
How can a park with reservations required not be adequately prepared? They literally know the exact number of people showing up each day.
CaptinEO
Well-Known Member
I thought this was already installed months ago? Guess I was mistaken. Really surprisingAnd still we don't get the totally contactless entrance that WDW has had working for months.