hmm... I wish they would just get fix him fixed permanently. Its been 3 years since I have seen him working correctly. I dont know how or whats really wrong I just wish it could be fixed.
It's like your new Ferrari running on 4 cylinders but you don't want to take it to the garage.
Today the Steam was working great today from the show side, more Steam than I've seen in a long while. (Though The Boiler itself was emanating Steam...That was an immediate area evacuation when the ride opened...I'm gonna' hope for my minds sake that they've just made modifications since opening SOP, because it's more comforting than the idea they they don't know when the boiler might be dangerous anymore...I'll need to just trust that the not-as-cool-not-opening-crew knows this. :lol: )
The Vulture was working today too, that was great. Waterfall B not working, Waterfall A working, and Yeti on full on B-Show. The new Broken Trestle Mist wasn't working, and it looked to me like the mist box that started Peak Mist on April of last year looked to be gone.
The bird is back!? I figured he was gone for good.
I heard the new Broken Trestle Mist effects were working today.
No one seems to know for sure and those that might ain't saying.Ok so I'm confused. I've heard two different explanations in regards to what's wrong with the Yeti.
The first I've heard is that the yeti is built on its own foundation. The track, the mountain and the yeti do not have any physical contact between one another. Disney screwed up and didn't lay the foundation for the yeti as deep as they should have, causing a structural weakness that continued A mode would have worsened.
But here I keep seeing references to a broken back. It seems as if an internal part of the yeti is completely broken, eliminating the possibility of A mode.
So what specifically is wrong with the yeti? Or is it a combination of the two reasons above or mere speculation at this point?
... especially when the ride's creator comes to ride.
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