Yes. That’s why I said, “It can be fixed.” I love what they’ve done here. But from watching about 2 dozen ride-throughs (and pretty much spoiling the ride for myself) it looks pretty clear that the last car to leave the dance studio completely misses the animated set-up/warning for the factory. That needs to be fixed, whether it means providing more animation or simply re-pacing the animation that’s already there.
It is weird. There are even animations you miss by sitting in the front two cars.
That's the real corona virusI’ve now watched a bunch of videos, and the strangest parts are the queue shots; it’s so weird to watch a vlog of vloggers vlogging other vlogging vloggers. Dozens at once!!!!
They keep stealing from the original Disney version. It's pathetic.I’ve now watched a bunch of videos, and the strangest parts are the queue shots; it’s so weird to watch a vlog of vloggers vlogging other vlogging vloggers. Dozens at once!!!!
While this is an unfortunate issue, the ride system scrambles the order frequently enough to where one car isn't alway the one missing it. In fact, you pull into unload in a scrambled order (except I think the last train car stays as the last car). For instance, the second car is first out of carnival, and remains in the lead until the dance studio, where it goes to last place, then back into first after the factory.
Same here. I am thinking of planning my first Disney World trip for the future because of this attraction. I don't think I can wait 2 years for the Disneyland version to open, if it stays on track when it comes to its construction.
The car that starts the ride in second position seems to get the worst overall experience. I’ve no problem with each car having different views snd seeing different animations, but no car should miss important story info or any major event. Multiple rides should not be a requirement to make sense of what’s happening; that’s simply poor design. But this can be fixed with additional animation and/or extending the ride time a bit so that the last car into a room doesn’t get that “sorry you’re late—Party’s over” feeling.
By “gross” I’m referring to moments that are more Ren and Stimpy than Mickey: Close-ups of dry, cracking skin, rashes, infections, etc. Mickey doing out-of-character things like force-feeding Minnie by prying her mouth open.
I have no plans to return to WDW soon, and a lot can happen in a couple of years. I want to see how this ride works *now*.
People like theme parks for different reasons. For some of us, the design, art and inner workings are the most fascinating part, and losing the “surprise” is worth the trade-off; it’ll still be fun in person.
If you watch the 360 video, there's even transition animation and the start of the "water" flowing down the pipe.... none of which the actual riders see because they are facing the opposite way!
Better yet, a black box attraction that is themed to Haunted Mansion when the real one is overrun with NBC.
