Mickey and Minnie’s Runaway Railway - Disneyland

[mickEblu]

Has anyone here been on it AND still think it’s a D?

 

[MisterPenguin]

You know I am.

I just don't see it being in a Disneyland standard of E-ticket. It may be amazing elsewhere but we have better stuff as you know.

I was confused because your description of it as being 'just screens' is false.

 

[Californian Elitist]

Has anyone here been on it AND still think it’s a D?

This is what I’d like to know. Who’s actually been on it and isn’t basing anything of off a YouTube video?

 

[yensidtlaw1969]

This is what I’d like to know. Who’s actually been on it and isn’t basing anything of off a YouTube video?

I’ve been on it - I rode it on opening day, and a handful of times since.

If it’s an E, it’s the softest E I’ve seen in a while. I’d have absolutely no problem calling Runaway Railway a D Ticket.

 

[Disney Analyst]

I’ve been on it - I rode it on opening day, and a handful of times since.

If it’s an E, it’s the softest E I’ve seen in a while. I’d have absolutely no problem calling Runaway Railway a D Ticket.

It could very well open as an E, and move to a D overtime.

 

[Californian Elitist]

I’ve been on it - I rode it on opening day, and a handful of times since.

If it’s an E, it’s the softest E I’ve seen in a while. I’d have absolutely no problem calling Runaway Railway a D Ticket.

Why is it a D, in your opinion? I’ve never seen any ride-throughs, so I’m not exactly sure what the ride does.

 

[mickEblu]

Why is it a D, in your opinion? I’ve never seen any ride-throughs, so I’m not exactly sure what the ride does.

People are just hating on it because of the all the drops.

 

[DLR92]

It show building is very large. I would like to know which portion is actually for potential backstage use, office use , and the actual attraction use.

MMRR is to me a E ticket scale. It great Mickeys Toontown got 2 E ticket quality attraction like New Orleans Square.

 

[lazyboy97o]

Mickey and Minnie’s Runaway Railway is cute fun. It’s physically massive but so is pretty much everything from Disney these days. It never uses that size for any sort of awe inspiring sense of scale. It feels very much like a ride in a warehouse where you are watching something happen, not being immersed within a world. What really hurts it at Disney’s Hollywood Studios is its place of prominence. ToonTown is a much better location for the ride.

 

[Californian Elitist]

Mickey and Minnie’s Runaway Railway is cute fun. It’s physically massive but so is pretty much everything from Disney these days. It never uses that size for any sort of awe inspiring sense of scale. It feels very much like a ride in a warehouse where you are watching something happen, not being immersed within a world. What really hurts it at Disney’s Hollywood Studios is its place of prominence. ToonTown is a much better location for the ride.

Are there any physical sets or is everything screens?

 

[lazyboy97o]

Are there any physical sets or is everything screens?

It’s physical sets with projection mapping. There’s only one scene that is really a true screen. The physical sets are also not static, they move and transform to become different imagery.

 

[DLR92]

Mickey and Minnie’s Runaway Railway is cute fun. It’s physically massive but so is pretty much everything from Disney these days. It never uses that size for any sort of awe inspiring sense of scale. It feels very much like a ride in a warehouse where you are watching something happen, not being immersed within a world. What really hurts it at Disney’s Hollywood Studios is its place of prominence. ToonTown is a much better location for the ride.

This really suits Toontown more than DHS and DCA. I’m glad it was chosen for Disneyland over DCA.

 

[J4546]

This really suits Toontown more than DHS and DCA. I’m glad it was chosen for Disneyland over DCA.

me to, now i just gotta wait and see what they do with that area when they expand dca

 

[Californian Elitist]

It’s physical sets with projection mapping. There’s only one scene that is really a true screen. The physical sets are also not static, they move and transform to become different imagery.

This helps me manage my expectations. Thank you.

The ride sounds more interesting. I’m still more curious about the queue, but I now have a better understanding of what’s going on with the ride.

 

[chadwpalm]

This helps me manage my expectations. Thank you.

The ride sounds more interesting. I’m still more curious about the queue, but I now have a better understanding of what’s going on with the ride.

Have you never watched ride videos because you don't want to be spoiled, or because you just never got around to it?

 

[GiveMeTheMusic]

This helps me manage my expectations. Thank you.

The ride sounds more interesting. I’m still more curious about the queue, but I now have a better understanding of what’s going on with the ride.

The transformation effects in the scenes are really stunning. I definitely recommend going in cold and without watching any ride throughs!

 

[mickEblu]

The transformation effects in the scenes are really stunning. I definitely recommend going in cold and without watching any ride throughs!

Wish I could have done that but I didn’t have the patience to wait 3 years. At least I haven’t watched a ride through of FOP. That one’s easier to abstain from as it’s a screen based ride.

 

[Californian Elitist]

Have you never watched ride videos because you don't want to be spoiled, or because you just never got around to it?

I don’t want to be spoiled. Since it’s coming here, I’d rather go in with fresh eyes so it can be a surprise. I have no problem watching ride-throughs of rides in the other parks around the world if said rides aren’t coming here

The transformation effects in the scenes are really stunning. I definitely recommend going in cold and without watching any ride throughs!

Yep, I have no plans to ever watch a ride-through prior to the ride opening. Why spoil it for myself?!

 

[chadwpalm]

I don’t want to be spoiled. Since it’s coming here, I’d rather go in with fresh eyes so it can be a surprise. I have no problem watching ride-throughs of rides in the other parks around the world if said rides aren’t coming here

Yep, I have no plans to ever watch a ride-through prior to the ride opening. Why spoil it for myself?!

I'm mostly the same way. I didn't watch any videos of RotR or MF:SR before GE opened. Like @mickEblu I didn't want to wait since I probably won't be going back to WDW for a long time (if ever) and I was curious.

 

[mickEblu]

I'm mostly the same way. I didn't watch any videos of RotR or MF:SR before GE opened. Like @mickEblu I didn't want to wait since I probably won't be going back to WDW for a long time (if ever) and I was curious.

I didn’t watch any ROTR videos either since I knew I was going to ride right away but with that said it was hard to avoid the images of the AT AT room or the hangar.