disneygeek90
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I’m extra inclined to believe this (not that I doubted you ) after tonight. I was on the right side, but pulled Disco Inferno. When we exited the ride, we went on the far exit load, not the closer one. I believe that typically when on the right side you have the closer load. So it seemed like that car was going back to its “home base.”So from what I can tell from my extensive record keeping, each train is tied to a song, and each train has a "home" load side. For example, trains 9 and 2 seem to be I Ran so Far Away. They usually settle "home" on the right side. Keep in mind, this could totally get thrown off if a train gets removed from service, which happens in the event of a Code V. So I think it boils down to that formula being correct if all trains are operating on their usual home load stations.
I was thrilled as Disco Inferno was the last song I needed to experience. It’s kind of cool that techinically all cars can get any song, but there is a higher probability based on the side you get.