Magenta Panther
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Very transparent?
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Frozen Ever After opening day
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Very transparent?
Sped2424
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Was there today on a thursday don't let anyone fool you the lines have been just as long as it was for the second week of this ride's operation. The line was outside of the building, something tells me this is going to be the new norm for this ride for some time.
RSoxNo1
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I believe they have reduced Fastpass+ distribution as a result of this down time. I wonder if they base it off direct reports of what they're getting for capacity over a long period of time. They've got a full month of data now and with downtime I could see it averaging 700 per hour.
Clamman73
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When I did my fastpasses yesterday morning right at 7:00am, nothing for the morning time the days I plan to be in EP...a few for afternoon...still some for later evening last days in September as of today. I said forget it...I'll take my chances sometime in the afternoon in standby if it doesn't look too crazy...however, for Soarin and TT there are still fastpasses at the 9:00-9:30am hour.
Ten minutes later it was at 45 so I assume it was a late opener.
RoysCabin
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I didn't realize a subjective matter could be settled so quickly and decisively.
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JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
Are you new to these forums?
Goofyernmost
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Well most of the gloom and doom came before they even started building it. The more positive have been since it opened where some have allowed for start up problems to occur. I'm no expert, but, I did expect those problems and based on other attractions (like TT) this seems to be coming along OK. More time will, of course, be needed to make that a completely factual observation, but, at least the latest ones have developed after it was built and not just forecast out of "location anxiety".
You can't compare this to Test Tracks problems.
Location anxiety as you put it will obviously continue until the next overlay, which with some luck will be more approximately themed to the environment. Until then it will continue to be in the wrong location.
Even if I do state the obvious.
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Did you also say Harry Potter wouldn't be in Gringotts before it opened too?
Actually, yes:
Got that wrong too.
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And we learned a valuable lesson here today everybody: everyone can be wrong sometimes.
Some a lot more than others.
Back to the OP - Michelle just turned her MacBook to me and said "look! Someone's stuck on the Frozen ride" and sure enough, there's a live video.
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RobidaFlats
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I'm guessing that I missed something in the almost hundred pages of this thread, but do we know what is causing the ride to break down? Did they make any changes to the ride system itself? If it's the same boats in the same trough it seems odd that it would be breaking down more frequently than Maelstrom.
The ride trough is a few feet longer with new curves. I'd assume they also replaced the ride sensors and RCS or at least heavily upgraded it.
The Empress Lilly
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That was not the criticism of this make-over. The essence of the criticism was and remains a Fantasyland ride in a (Disneyfied) real world environment.
JustInTime
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Well...Danile Radcliff didn't do the ride himself, right? That was a different actor, I thought.
That's correct. Portraying Harry Potter.
Said member was insistent for weeks, if not months, there was no Harry Potter in Gringotts. Then it opened.
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