Yeah I agree but off topic what is the exact date HM opens again.
Oh, and cuz he made me mad.. my trump card to Bill:
Bill started the Harry Potter @ WDW rumors. He's the one to blame for all those threads.
Bill started the Harry Potter @ WDW rumors. He's the one to blame for all those threads.
I ripped him a new one. Again. :lookaroun
Forgive me if this has been talked about somewhere else, and its kind of a dumb question, but what makes the Disneyland Haunted mansion different from the one in the Magic Kingdom, ive never been to DisneyLand before, only WDW.
Also is there a good comparison page or something up for the other rides like Pirates of the Carribean and Splash Mountain, that are located in both parks.
Since no one has answered you yet I will tell you.
Disneyland's version was the first. The facod is an old, southern antebellum mansion which is very well kept. Everything starts out looking the same except the stretching rooms are actually elevators to take you down under the railroad tracks where you can walk to the doombuggies (the ones at WDW go up). Then you walk down a short hallway and board the doombuggies in a grand staircase entryway. Once you board the the story is pretty much the same except it's shorter than WDW's version. The ride in DL starts with the endless hallway through the end. Little Leota is actually seen on the ramp walkway up as you exit as opposed to WDW's where you see her on the ride itself. DL also integrated the new effects over a year ago. These are the ones that are being added to the WDW of the HM right now.
doombuggies.com has good comparisons on the ride layouts and differences.
As far as the other rides they are different as well but that's for another thread! :wave:
Just the ceiling goes up, the floor stays where it is.I have heard that the stretching rooms at WDW go up but whenever I enter/leave the room I do not see a break in the floor as you would see entering or leaving an elevator. Can someone explain?:veryconfu
I have heard that the stretching rooms at WDW go up but whenever I enter/leave the room I do not see a break in the floor as you would see entering or leaving an elevator. Can someone explain?:veryconfu
Thank you. :wave:That would be a good idea to get this thread back on topic now!
3-d Sound is an audio set up that can place a sound almost anywhere around you. This includes in front, to the sides, behind, and even above or below the listener.
Basically it is a super duper turbo charged surround sound system.
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