Rumor Disney's flying California robots are "too good" to not come to Orlando?

[WDWTank]

In a nutshell there was a huge amount of R&D spent on it which Disney was keen to see used across all of the properties worldwide... then lots of issues between Disney and the ride system vendor, then a lot of issues with guest comfort, followed by lower than expected overall guest satisfaction with the attraction.

Where was it going to be cloned?

 

[FigmentForver96]

MS never has a line with more than a 30 minute wait, even when the park is crowded in the summer.

Consistently, maybe or maybe not. But yesterday the line was 55 minutes and held steady from 5-7 in the evening.

 

[SaveDinosaur]

Consistently, maybe or maybe not. But yesterday the line was 55 minutes and held steady from 5-7 in the evening.

Well, that´s because Test Track isn't open and it is currently the only attraction operating in that area.

 

[FigmentForver96]

Well, that´s because Test Track isn't open and it is currently the only attraction operating in that area.

Mmm I’m down here often and the line does go over what you are saying. It doesn’t pull major lines like the other attractions but it easily goes over 30.

 

[ToTBellHop]

This tech was designed for an indoor stage show. How it’ll translate to being used outside is anyone’s guess.

Thankfully it never rains in Anaheim...

 

[ᗩLᘿᑕ ✨︎ ᗩζᗩᗰ]

This tech was designed for an indoor stage show. How it’ll translate to being used outside is anyone’s guess.

Spiderbot in a poncho of course!