DHS Mickey and Minnie's Runaway Railway confirmed

[T.Will]

Is that the only sheet he posted? Or did the other one go up too?

Only one. He claims to have found it online.

 

[DreamfinderGuy]

There’s another which shows the queue more in detail. Don’t know if he plans on posting that one

 

[ZachPL]

Searching all the scene names I didn't realize that most if not all of them have already been reported.. Missed that somehow.

 

[truecoat]

Here's another look...

 

[Andrew C]

I feel like we need to start putting in some spoiler tags in this thread...or...I can just stop reading and someone can tag me when the opening date is set.

 

[BasiltheBatLord]

Can someone overlay it with GMR layout?

 

[tparris]

Can someone overlay it with GMR layout?

It’s a bit crude, but here you go

 

[Surferboy567]

I guess this does prove that the stepping into the cartoon world thing is happening...good since the theaters spit out into the loading bay. I’m calling it now magic mirror Enchanted Tales with Belle effect. Or maybe it’s like Get a Horse! Where the characters themselves jump in and out and takes the audience with them.

 

[DreamfinderGuy]

It surprisingly uses a layout similar to GMR, with some obvious changes in the structure

 

[Hawg G]

Pandora was well worth the cost. Look at the lines for the 2 rides. Look at the Satu'li Canteen and of couse the merchandise. Selling a 6 month supply of Banshees in days. This land was a fantastic investment. Too many people here only talk about the rides and ignore what makes WDW a themepark and not an amusement park. I don't go for the rides but the overall experience and quality.

I think the popularity is just like Soarin needing 3 screens. And Soarin is just another 4 minute movie on a moving platform. I see FoP as just another movie, honestly. Yes, it's a bit sparkelier, and a bit different. But I simply dont get the fawning over it. I still argue if it was Flight of Wizard Passage, it would be lambasted as another Universal screen ride.

Satuli is so popular because it actually has air conditioning.

Nit picking the FJ show building is so tired, and Diznoidy. I'd much rather Universal spend money on rides than a hundred million on extra rock work. The ride hardware for the 2 Pandora rides was likely about 15-20% of the land cost. In a park desperately needing more attractions.

 

[tparris]

It surprisingly uses a layout similar to GMR, with some obvious changes in the structure

I noticed that too. It uses select parts of GMR’s infrastructure, but a lot of it was removed too

 

[ToTBellHop]

It surprisingly uses a layout similar to GMR, with some obvious changes in the structure

Well the first half is almost identical. Second half looks quite different (to me).

 

[nickys]

It surprisingly uses a layout similar to GMR, with some obvious changes in the structure

Pretty sure @marni1971 had already said that, not that long ago either.

 

[Hawg G]

I was expecting a real ground breaking ride. Moving walls with projection mapping to really mess with your eyes.

The layout I see is very much like Ratatouille. With one scene where you split up for a small, totally enveloping screen. The rest are rooms you will quickly go through. And with multiple cars, and no 3D, the squinching will be very limited.

Ratatouille 1.5.

It will be cool, and I assume most of the walls will be screens, but unless this doesn't show some moving sectuons, I think folks are REALLY setting themselves up for a ride that can't meet their expectations.

 

[Disney Analyst]

I was expecting a real ground breaking ride. Moving walls with projection mapping to really mess with your eyes.

The layout I see is very much like Ratatouille. With one scene where you split up for a small, totally enveloping screen. The rest are rooms you will quickly go through. And with multiple cars, and no 3D, the squinching will be very limited.

Ratatouille 1.5.

It will be cool, and I assume most of the walls will be screens, but unless this doesn't show some moving sectuons, I think folks are REALLY setting themselves up for a ride that can't meet their expectations.

I don't think you realize what they are doing, I think the only real screen moment will be the falls, the rest is what they are calling 2.5D.

 

[Missing20K]

Found online or not, that photo is definitely taped to a wall on-site.

Good to see Joey at RCID signed off on the fire proofing and what I assume is the PSI for the fire pump.

 

[ToTBellHop]

I was expecting a real ground breaking ride. Moving walls with projection mapping to really mess with your eyes.

The layout I see is very much like Ratatouille. With one scene where you split up for a small, totally enveloping screen. The rest are rooms you will quickly go through. And with multiple cars, and no 3D, the squinching will be very limited.

Ratatouille 1.5.

It will be cool, and I assume most of the walls will be screens, but unless this doesn't show some moving sectuons, I think folks are REALLY setting themselves up for a ride that can't meet their expectations.

You may be selling them a bit short on this one.

 

[Hawg G]

I don't think you realize what they are doing, I think the only real screen moment will be the falls, the rest is what they are calling 2.5D.

They can call it whatever. I see large rooms, that will contain 4 cars at a time, so 4 points of convergence. I suspect the walls will be almost all projected. Besides the starting tunnel, which may have something unique on the right of the vehicles, or that could be where the Goofy engine returns to the next group. The rest of the rooms seem just open rooms.

As I said, perhaps some moving walls aren't shown, but they are very limited in what they can do with multiple vehicles. They can hype all they want, and they will. They have you spouting out 2.5D just like they trained you.

They will convince you 2.5D is better than 3D that Ratatouille has. Even though 2.5D is nothing but a term created by a bunch of marketers in a room one day that may or may not have contained an Imagineer

We'll see. It will be a neat ride, but I think it will end up like Smugglers Run. A ride everyone thought was going to blow their minds, that reality has slowly crept in and beat down PR speak, and folks now have much more controlled expectations of it. Some even expecting it to be pretty non-mind blowing

 

[Disney Analyst]

They can call it whatever. I see large rooms, that will contain 4 cars at a time, so 4 points of convergence. I suspect the walls will be almost all projected. Besides the starting tunnel, which may have something unique on the right of the vehicles, or that could be where the Goofy engine returns to the next group. The rest of the rooms seem just open rooms.

As I said, perhaps some moving walls aren't shown, but they are very limited in what they can do with multiple vehicles. They can hype all they want, and they will. They have you spouting out 2.5D just like they trained you.

They will convince you 2.5D is better than 3D that Ratatouille has. Even though 2.5D is nothing but a term created by a bunch of marketers in a room one day that may or may not have contained an Imagineer

We'll see. It will be a neat ride, but I think it will end up like Smugglers Run. A ride everyone thought was going to blow their minds, that reality has slowly crept in and beat down PR speak, and folks now have much more controlled expectations of it. Some even expecting it to be pretty non-mind blowing

A bit aggressive, no? They haven't trained me... I just don't think you understand the creative direction they are going with this attraction. I also took it as dimensional but also flat scene structure, with projections supplementing/enhancing/bring life to the scene.

 

[marni1971]

It is legit. That layouts a bit basic but you get the idea.