Holy ableism Batman! ADA Standards for Accessible Design only require a minimum clearance of 36” for walking surfaces (403.5.1). That less than the 44” clear width an Assembly occupancy building would be required to provide per building and fire codes.
Touche Sir!
I think at this point they've been pretty clear? It's a walkthrough attraction that steps you through the stages of the water cycle with a series of interactive exhibits. Guests can opt to stay on a dry path if they just want to take in the sights, or they can split off to wet paths in 3-4 places if they want to actually play in/with the water. Some MagicBand+ interactions will also be available. What more do we expect to be said at this point? We know all the pathing and can see by matching artwork to the site what most of the areas will look like.
I never heard there were either wet or dry experiences... only that it was a walk-through water attraction that explains the water cycle...And it was stated over and over that it was not a splash pad or water play area.... but then it is... or isn't.... or could be...
The signs currently up at the entrance are pretty explicit.
Why fall? Seems like it’s gonna be done much sooner.
ahh. some type of motion control it seems...
They like to wait to open things until they are most profitable. Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure sat completed for a long while because they wanted to have something to open for the 50th. Guardians sat finished for a little to separate the ride openings to sell more tickets and make more money from the sales boost it brought.
Yep, that's some water journeyin', alright.
As someone with a trip the last week of August, I hope that qualifies as "Fall" ... But not holding my breath
The chain-link fence is not staying, right?
Oh yes, its netting, just as ugly as chain-linked, but yes, netting.
You folks have fun with this while I go over by Imagination and play with the jumping fountains. I like them better.
