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Kim Possible Adventure
- Thread starter jjbuster2
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coasterphil
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It won't be officially up until at least January. Best you can hope for is to get lucky enough to be there when they are doing a test.
PhilharMagician
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Be there early and you may get lucky to be picked to try it out. We got picked about 9:30 AM going towards LS. It is interesting, but I can see that it will be boring doing the same adventure twice. There is not much repeatability unless they can offer multiple storylines for each country. So far it does not look like that will happen, but I believe it is 6 countries they are doing this in.
Good luck.:wave:
Good luck.:wave:
Gorjus
Well-Known Member
I've played UK, Germany, and France. I've seen bits and pieces of Japan. It is such a blast and HUGE hit with families.
It is an excellent point about re-playability. I hadn't thought of that. However, a lot of people don't come every few months, they come every few years. And what you experienced when you were 5 will be different when you play at 7 and 8 and 9.
There are still issues in the UK. The British Invasion is so loud and creates such a crowd, that two of the reveals/clues are hard to get at/hear. I imagine the same is true in Japan with the drummers.
It is an excellent point about re-playability. I hadn't thought of that. However, a lot of people don't come every few months, they come every few years. And what you experienced when you were 5 will be different when you play at 7 and 8 and 9.
There are still issues in the UK. The British Invasion is so loud and creates such a crowd, that two of the reveals/clues are hard to get at/hear. I imagine the same is true in Japan with the drummers.