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...oh please, oh please...
Nuooo!
* gives Esmeralda $0.25 to ride the spinner at her local country fair *
No, we'll disguise ourselves as a Brazilian Tour Goup and bother everybody by screaming non stop too, to make sure we won't get thrown out.
Not what I'm visioning. Think Peter Pan with more immersive effects on magic carpet moving ride system lifted with invisible cables, taking you on a tour of mythical ancient Arabia, castles and all.
I hear it's totally different if you use your non dominant hand too.manipulating the lever just right
I never knew that.I guess I can't try it since it seems to be "not working".
With the exception of standing up, or walking out of a moving vehicle, another attraction that's ride system can be abused escapes me. Regardless, I think you're missing the point of my original post. The bouncing is, to my knowledge, exclusive to Aladdin. I just tried it on Dumbo and Triceratop Spin and it did not work like it does on Aladdin. And, doing it on the Carpets makes the attraction so much more fun, and is fairly easy to do. In fact, I'm surprised more people haven't discovered it either by accident. You get the bouncing effect just by pulling the lever up and down, which is what you're instructed to do in the safety spiel. There is nothing in the spiel about please do not pull the lever down and then put it back to center. Also, this attraction regularly goes down for refurbs every year, for a couple of days, and it can't be too complex of a system as carnivals put these rides up within a day, so I would think the designers or engineers could have this issue looked at and fixed during any one of these closures. So I refer to my first question of if this flaw (for lack of a better word) in the ride system is so unsafe, as cast members are saying, why is this attraction still open, or not fixed so that bouncing can not occur? Please note that I am not advocating the attraction to be taken away or stay where it is, I, personally don't mind it, except for when a camel spits at me unexpectedly.
I just know Disney states they make safety their number one priority and there are a lot of stupid things guests can do but when you give a guest the control to manipulate a ride vehicle "unsafely" and there is nothing in writing against this policy to protect Disney in case the worst happens, then it seems there is potential for something worse than an attraction closing.
I agree, but there isn't any value in a spinner sorry.
With the exception of standing up, or walking out of a moving vehicle, another attraction that's ride system can be abused escapes me. Regardless, I think you're missing the point of my original post. The bouncing is, to my knowledge, exclusive to Aladdin. I just tried it on Dumbo and Triceratop Spin and it did not work like it does on Aladdin. And, doing it on the Carpets makes the attraction so much more fun, and is fairly easy to do. In fact, I'm surprised more people haven't discovered it either by accident. You get the bouncing effect just by pulling the lever up and down, which is what you're instructed to do in the safety spiel. There is nothing in the spiel about please do not pull the lever down and then put it back to center. Also, this attraction regularly goes down for refurbs every year, for a couple of days, and it can't be too complex of a system as carnivals put these rides up within a day, so I would think the designers or engineers could have this issue looked at and fixed during any one of these closures. So I refer to my first question of if this flaw (for lack of a better word) in the ride system is so unsafe, as cast members are saying, why is this attraction still open, or not fixed so that bouncing can not occur? Please note that I am not advocating the attraction to be taken away or stay where it is, I, personally don't mind it, except for when a camel spits at me unexpectedly.
