Frozen Ever After opening day

[RSoxNo1]

And Maelstrom did?

I'm fairly certain that I learned that the Spirit of Norway has always been adventure.

 

[RSoxNo1]

Note: App now saying 50 minutes

 

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Note: App now saying 50 minutes

I have a hard time believing that's accurate...

 

[RandomPrincess]

Ugly trolls and oil rigs. Yup, that's Norway...or at least what they taught me from the ride. The reality is that no matter how good some of us think the ride looks, there will be those that will never accept it because a) it's Arrendale, not Norway, b) it's Frozen and c) Disney Fans.

They also had long haired men with beards who worked on cruise ships!

 

[P_Radden]

For those in line,

I don't know how I missed this earlier... Quite possibly the best usage of this .gif ever. Very well done!

 

[RandomPrincess]

Note: App now saying 50 minutes

For FP

 

[wdwfan22]

They have reopened standby for Frozen Ever After

 

[Buried20KLeague]

Appreciate the video.......as it's 100% confirmation that the removal of Maelstrom for this nonsense was one of the biggest blunders Disney has made in their parks.

With all due respect... It's not even the biggest blunder they made in THAT park, let alone all parks...

 

[Buried20KLeague]

Ugly trolls and oil rigs. Yup, that's Norway...or at least what they taught me from the ride.

And INCREDIBLY hot blondes. You forgot the blondes.

 

[FutureCEO]

You have to be stupid to wait 5 hours

 

[Disney Analyst]

And INCREDIBLY hot blondes. You forgot the blondes.

Don't forget the polar bear who stood up straight, jerky movements and all.... Real sexy polar bear. I didn't know how jerky real life polar bears are until Maelstrom. Now I know.

 

[Thanks phoenicians]

Watched the ride video a few times now I think as others have said they did their best given the situation. The AA's are great and complement the use of screens. Ride length is ok not great but not nearly as bad as SDMT. I think the the film deserves better and it shouldn't be in Epcot. That being said ignoring the location and capacity the ride itself looks good and much better than what I expected

 

[Scrungo]

Wow, so the progression of the ride is that you go all that way to watch Elsa sing and then when you get to her, she uses her troll powers to send your boat sailing away backwards. How rude!

 

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[Horizons1]

Don't forget the polar bear who stood up straight, jerky movements and all.... Real sexy polar bear. I didn't know how jerky real life polar bears are until Maelstrom. Now I know.

The ladies of Norway perform a real good jerky polar bear. Let me tell you.

 

[ShoalFox]

I'm going to reserve final judgement until I actually ride the ride myself (people here have blasted me before for having opinions on things I haven't seen with my own eyes), but after watching the POV the only thing I'm really impressed by are the AA figures. They're the best I've seen on any Disney attraction. Unfortunately, it seems the ride is exactly what I feared it would be: a sing-a-long on a boat. I don't dislike Frozen, far from it in fact, but this seems like the kind of ride I'll go on once and then ignore during every subsequent visit to EPCOT.

 

[BasiltheBatLord]

Wow, so the progression of the ride is that you go all that way to watch Elsa sing and then when you get to her, she uses her troll powers to send your boat sailing away backwards. How rude!

Yeah that is a problem. It's pretty weird how you spend the first part of the ride getting to Elsa and then it seems like she pushes you away with her power or whatever. So strange now that Maelstrom advertised the backwards portion as a significant part of the ride and this one doesn't really, it's just there.

 

[invader]

Same sort of book report sing-a-long type ride we got with TLM. Nice AAs. I'll pass if the line is ever 20+.

 

[FigmentJedi]

With all due respect... It's not even the biggest blunder they made in THAT park, let alone all parks...

Nah, Epcot's blunder of the century will eternally be this.

 

[ToTBellHop]

Yeah that is a problem. It's pretty weird how you spend the first part of the ride getting to Elsa and then it seems like she pushes you away with her power or whatever. So strange now that Maelstrom advertised the backwards portion as a significant part of the ride and this one doesn't really, it's just there.

Did you see the movie? That's what Elsa does.