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Expedition Everest- A One Sided Ride
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joel_maxwell
Permanent Resident of EPCOT
speck, that is asking for WAY to much,speck76 said:
CoffeeJedi
Active Member
hey, if you can find a better use of the intertron, i'd like to hear it!
Look guys. Please understand i am making my comment with a good heart and no offense is intended, but..............
Get a freaking life people. As long as the attraction is amazing and the in-park experience is realistic, who gives 2 piles of mud what the back side looks like? i mean, that's like buying a new car and complaining because the engine color doesn't match the exterior vehicle's paint job. "Hey salesman, The car is red, but why is my engine silver and black. This takes away totally from my driving experience! Oh, boo hoo hoo." I mean, some of you really need to get over it.. Whooh, sorry if i offended, just needed to vent...... :wave:
Get a freaking life people. As long as the attraction is amazing and the in-park experience is realistic, who gives 2 piles of mud what the back side looks like? i mean, that's like buying a new car and complaining because the engine color doesn't match the exterior vehicle's paint job. "Hey salesman, The car is red, but why is my engine silver and black. This takes away totally from my driving experience! Oh, boo hoo hoo." I mean, some of you really need to get over it.. Whooh, sorry if i offended, just needed to vent...... :wave:
Chape19714
Well-Known Member
That was the post of the day in my book! One of the best movies ever!speck76 said:
tiggerscorner
New Member
The big drop
I know that I have seen reports of the big drop of Everest being 80ft. I was wondering though if anyone had heard of the degree of the drop? (for example Splash Mountain is at a 45 degree)
I know that I have seen reports of the big drop of Everest being 80ft. I was wondering though if anyone had heard of the degree of the drop? (for example Splash Mountain is at a 45 degree)
Random statements flood this thread and this forum, for all of you who can't appreciate news, sorry, I just tell them like I sees or hears them. Like what Harvey Feirstein had to say about a Mrs. Doubtfire Sequel when I ASKED HIM AND HE GAVE ME A THOROUGH ANSWER!!!
Anyways, I believe the drop is to be between 60 and 45 degrees at an angle.
Anyways, I believe the drop is to be between 60 and 45 degrees at an angle.