Brickcity Pauly
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Possible. This was the first time I ever even saw it at all, as my first time on EE last year, I didn't even notice it. Rushing past it certainly gave it the feel of it moving though.
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BoarderPhreak
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<checks thread>
Yup, still broken.
Yup, still broken.
NormC
Well-Known Member
Not shadowy at all. Huge and furry. If it was dark it was not most likely not moving. If it was fixed there would have been hoopla to go along with it. It would be a gala event.
KRAKENvsMANTA
New Member
Was there on Sunday. The dark and shadowy figure was just that: too dark and too shadowy to notice him. When compressed with the speed at which you're flying by him, he's basically non-existent to the average guest.
novawildcat18
Well-Known Member
^ Not to beat a dead horse, but if you've ever seen him in his full, working, A-mode, disco-less glory, you'd notice him. It was terrifying to ride full speed ahead right underneath him, it literally looked like he was going to whack the train off the tracks.
DisneyPrincess5
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Yep it was truly amazing. Ahhh the good ole days...
Chef Mickey
Well-Known Member
There was no mistaking him before....trust me. They've significantly downplayed him now since he's broken.
Bairstow
Well-Known Member
Just rode.<checks thread>
Yup, still broken.
Yeti is immobile, disco mode.
Bird-on-a-stick is broken.
Waterfalls are flowing.
No blowing mist or fog at the top.
Steam at load is working fine.
Tom Morrow
Well-Known Member
who would have thought it would be in the same state that it always is?
mergatroid
Well-Known Member
I never thought it was that great when it was in its orginal working order really. I'm sure it was, however I always felt that you passed it so fast that you didn't actually have enough time to see it properly or appreciate it. Maybe had we passed it at a slower speed, then it would have been a big loss in 'disco mode'. As it is, it really takes nothing away from the ride for me though I realise I'm in the minority on here.
Tom Morrow
Well-Known Member
to be fair, the waterfalls usually are working, but otherwise, yeah, I've been trying to make that point in this thread for a while now.
HakunaMatata89
Well-Known Member
lol. i think id be more upset if it started working again at this point, we need some consistancy like this.
Phil12
Well-Known Member
I agree with you. In "A" mode, the Yeti was not fearsome at all because you knew the thing was working as it was designed. You knew that it was perfectly safe. Now, since the Yeti is defective, who knows what could happen. Nets had to be erected to keep the limbs from the Tree of Life from falling on the guests. The fear factor on EE has gotten more intense now that an arm or a leg could drop off the Yeti at any moment while the coaster screams by at high speed. We all know how TWDC has cut back on maintenance. Knowledgeable fans who keep up with all the WDW minutia realize that true thrill seekers love the disco Yeti.
Tom Morrow
Well-Known Member
True thrill seekers ride big roller coasters for thrills, not Expedition Everest.