Thanks for appreciating a joke. Some are so serious.I'm incensed it's not floating. Sheesh.
Yeah...I know.
The stand is a minor trivial detail, but those details add up.
I can't imagine the queue taking up (almost) the entire original UoE show building and not creating a multi-part experience for the preshow. Undoubtedly, this thing is going to have ridiculous wait times once it's open but even so, all that room inside plus the area around the starblaster (assuming that space will be used for the extended queue) would feel like wasted space if it was all just a standard queue. People keep throwing around the argument that a once 45 minute attraction is being replaced with what will probably be a 3 minute long rollercoaster and, while probably true, my personal theory is that time will be made up for with the preshow(s). That's not to say that the entire experience will match that of Universe of Energy, but I think it'll at least approach the 20 minute mark similar to rise, all things considered. That's probably extremely wishful thinking, but I have high hopes.
Wow! Did you just think of that?
I have been confused on the many references to Kittinger Park, is this supposed to be an example of how Disney should have done it better? Does that aircraft not have a large support beam coming out of it?
That stand looks pretty beefy considering it's lack of height relative to the height that the Nova Corp ship resides at.
what are you talkin' about? He picked all the shades they painted those outside columns.
Proportions.
The height is irrelevant. All of your excuses were dismissed by a structural engineer but you just say “Nah, they might have used computers.”
Display aircraft do usually have components like their engines removed. But yeah, it’s a ridiculous argument. This prop is likely made out of something like fiberglass, not metal. it has a steel frame that we have been able to see, but that isn’t solid.
Yeah that’s true, it’s mostly the guy who was responsible for the Tron coaster in Shanghai iirc which I’m just realizing explains a lot.
IMO you should buy the Genie for some of your vacation days. You are spending a lot either way and for $15 a day you can access far more attractions. I had to get used to it on a recent trip and I have complaints about it like everyone else does but at the end of the day it is a new system that gives those who use it an advantage. Cheers and have a great vacation!
I hope there's something to this.
Yes, it is an extended experience. It will share some similarities with FoP, MFSR, and RotR. We shall see how it compares execution-wise.
