solidyne
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Yep, and millennials hitting mid-life crisis will be defending it on online message boards!
ETA: I'll be in end-life crisis myself, so I will enjoy. I'll bookmark this and check back..
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News Guardians of the Galaxy Cosmic Rewind attraction confirmed for Epcot
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ETA: I'll be in end-life crisis myself, so I will enjoy. I'll bookmark this and check back..
Disstevefan1
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I hope not but would not be surprised either.
Wait, do we think EPCOT will be around in 20 years?
gerarar
Premium Member
It's not necessarily Disney submitting these filters (it'll say sponsored if Disney does submit one, like the 50th celebration geofilter).
Most likely case here is that nobody has submitted a new Epcot one in a long while, which Snapchat then reviews and approves. I've made some for my HS and college and they have strict guidelines lol
Disstevefan1
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For folks that are on the fence, I say go for it! If you don't, you will always be wondering.
Don't be scared off by the signage, they are required to have that signage.
Don't be scared off by the signage, they are required to have that signage.
Just tell the scaredy cats in your group that the average speed is less than 25 mph. That always fools'em.
Well... it is. Three minutes to go one mile is 20 mph on average.
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tparris
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I think you’re being too generous
Just remind the CM up front that you never got to see the Rat preview. I'm sure they'll let you in again to make up for that.
MagicHappens1971
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I’m assuming this will open with VQ, but I’m wondering why Disney hasn’t made that announcement yet. Maybe it will just open standby & ILL? That seems like a disaster waiting to happen
Saw a few pics of the entrance from someone who was there recently. The stand makes it look like the ship is some kind of model - The stand is far too large.
It could be chaotic but then again, it has a stricter height requirement than many of the previous recent opens, presumably decent capacity and reliability and is spinning rollercoaster which will turn a lot of the potential gate number away.
No Name
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There is no spinning!
If someone makes an item out of yarns spun together, it is spinning. It is a controlled thing that stops when you are the machine does.
I assume people wash things in machines on a spin cycle that is also controlled.
If you spin a yarn in the sense of a story. That is also spun.
A spider spins a web. Careful and controlled to a design that suits the spider.
Anyone that thinks spinning must only apply to something unpredictable, is against most senses of the word.
This attraction does not spin the same way it is not a rollercoaster but a Story Coaster. In other words, it does not change the fact that the result.
I assume people wash things in machines on a spin cycle that is also controlled.
If you spin a yarn in the sense of a story. That is also spun.
A spider spins a web. Careful and controlled to a design that suits the spider.
Anyone that thinks spinning must only apply to something unpredictable, is against most senses of the word.
This attraction does not spin the same way it is not a rollercoaster but a Story Coaster. In other words, it does not change the fact that the result.
yensidtlaw1969
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That's not the source of the distinction - it's not about unpredicability, it's about speed. The washing machine calls it the "Spin Cycle" because it's so fast.
Rotation and Spinning suggest the same type of directional motion, but Spinning is faster.
I think we need to prepare to not get caught up in the semantics here, since it's unlikely most people will consider this when sharing their experience of the ride . . . but technically speaking, yes, the ride cars Rotate but do not Spin.
Casper Gutman
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I wonder which is worse for motion sickness. It seems like spinning, the more intense activity, would be, but there is (for lack of a better term) a kinetic logic to spinning that the body may understand. Rotating constantly changes the bodies orientation in relation to forward motion and is unaffected by curves and dips. It seems that, in a dark environment, this may actually be more prone to cause motion sickness. I don’t know.
Disgruntled Walt
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I hear everything you write in Sydney Greenstreet's voice, thanks to your picture!
Casper Gutman
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“I distrust a stationary man. He generally picks the wrong times to rotate and spins in the wrong direction. Rotating is something you can’t do judiciously, unless you keep in practice. Now sir, we’ll rotate, if you like.”