It’s good. I wouldn’t say “amazing” but good.
…what else is in that “top tier”?
A ridiculously expensive yet stupidly disjointed attraction doesn't make something "top tier". The queue has nothing to do with the ride. The pre-show is needlessly long. The story of the ride disappears halfway through. Its forced rotation causes motion sickness for a lot of riders and really wouldn't be necessary if the ride was better designed. The smoothness and backwards launch are the only truly redeeming features.
Tell me what rides you don't like and I'll say those.
Irrelevant
Explain further.
Argumentative.
Yeah... because you know, the old 'stuff went wrong' thing that happens on like 95% of theme park attractions ... Plus the first room definitely does talk about the big bang ...
Silly argument. You'd just be standing in a regular queue space if it was shorter.
Not exactly sure what you mean here, after you get sent back, you're jumping through time/space as you fight the celestial. Then you get the macguffin back and win ...
The 'motion sickness' can be mostly handled if you just look where they designed for you to look. And yes, they could have left that out, but that makes it much more like a regular coaster.
They are two fun features, yes.
Giant machines that fling people around also come with a big dose of liability.
There are some people who just won't accept that certain things are good because, well they just don't like them. After a while I realised arguing with them is pointless as their minds are made up. I'm no talking about an attraction where a quick google search or look on here will find a high percentage of negative comments either, even ones that get a lot of praise we're told are no good.
But that’s cheating…
. I'm only going off what I recall somebody talking about on here a few years ago so have no idea how true or much of a problem this was?Safety seemed to be on the back burner at MGM back in the day when the Honey playground was operating. It was basically a free for all for the kids. The huge netting the kids used to climb and at times become entangled on was so sticky with substances of who knows what. Back in the day there were no hand sanitizers for anyone to disinfect their filthy hands unless one went to the bathrooms and wash and soap with that pink borax like soap that not only cleaned your hands but seemed like take a layer off your skin also.
There was a lawsuit in public records having a family suing WDW due to daughter breaking her leg sliding down a slide at Honey playground at MGM.I remember reading on here that there used to be quite a lot of injuries at the Honey I Shrunk playground. Nothing like broken necks and fingers being chopped off, but rather lots of crying kids with cuts and grazes. Being kids they requested medical assistance (as kids do, "Mum I've cut my finger") and I recall people saying the CM's were then tied up with angry parents demanding something in return for their kids being 'injured'.
My wife and I have no kids and I've sadly discovered that if you even look at a kid these days and smile that some people think you're some sort of predator, so I don't tend to hang around the play areas in the park
More like everyone.
For good reason. Cosmic Rewind is good, not great. Lots of people here don't think it's "Amazing." It's a very good to great indoor rollercoaster with marginal theming in the wrong park.
