Epcot_Imagineer
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My bad, should've known we were talking about Falcon in the MMRR thread
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Where's Mom when you need her?
Goofyernmost
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No one has ridden it, have they? At least I haven't heard that it has run in full cycle. If not, I'm not sure how there can be anything heard one way or the other.I believe it's an E 100%. Marni said so lol. But whether or not it is good... that's up for debate. I haven't ridden it, but I haven't heard good things...
Goofyernmost
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What and were is the definition of what an E ride experience is. It has been my ongoing opinion, and remains one, that the original classification of E's or others came from what they expected to be the most popular and therefore could utilize that to be able to generate more income via the sale of ticket books. If it is based on popularity, this, be it SWL or MMRR, will be an E++++++.
Now I suppose that one could correlate the popularity with the ride experience (knock your socks off) but, it would be hard then to explain how Small World, the Tiki Room or Country Bears could have gotten that E classification. They were all good for their time, but, everyone left with their socks still securely on their feet. I don't think we are taking a realistic look at the current, in house, criteria for putting any Alpha status on any of the rides. If it drives ticket sales, it will be an E ticket to Disney no matter what everyone else thinks.
mickEblu
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Iām not looking into getting into a E ticket debate. Itās obviously subjective and the definition has changed over the years. Then you also have what Disney views as an E ticket and what the fans view as an E ticket. My point still stands though- it seems to be a big build up to a ride experience that is lacking. Call it whatever what you want.
Phicinfan
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Just to clarify, you are saying MMRR won't open til April 2020? I know we got confused on SW vs. MMRR here a bit
BlakeW39
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Yes. They can call it a E, B, X, Y, or Z, idc I want a good ride and the letter which comes before it is of no consequence. If SR is an E but not a good one, it ain't happy.
You know what I bet will be a GOOD E?? MMRR of course!
mickEblu
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Lol nice segway! MMRR I am very excited for
Goofyernmost
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I did... I called it whatever your and others opinion individually decide it is to them. It is a personal thing.
mickEblu
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I meant āoneā can call it whatever they want. Iām not trying to get caught up in labels. You understand the main point I was trying to make.
MickeyMouse10
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I'd be happy with the February 2020 opening date. I'm probably looking into things too much, but could this also be the date for Rise of the Resistance? If they open it on the same date it will separate the crowds a little bit.
As I understand it yes.
RotR should open well before then.
MickeyMouse10
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No offense to you Marn, you're awesome. But I don't trust Disney, they like to take their sweetass time with things.
Disnutz311
Disney World Purist
ROTR has to open before 12/15 for the X-Mas crowds in my opinion, which is 3 months after the land opens. I just hope it opens 12/1 for when Iāll be there.
From all the hints dropped, I surmise that MMRR is late because all their workers are trying to get RotR going. Consequently, RotR will open before MMRR.
No, this is a nice Segway...
Which, since we're in Epcot, is a nice segue into wondering whether Ratatouille's opening has slipped since all the LPS experts are behind schedule.
mickEblu
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No, this is a nice Segway...
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Which, since we're in Epcot, is a nice segue into wondering whether Ratatouille's opening has slipped since all the LPS experts are behind schedule.
Lol oops. Segue.
Plenty have ridden it (Falcon) - especially the west coast version. But I think weāre in the wrong thread.
Goofyernmost
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Actually I was talking about and thought that others were talking about MMRR. So I'm in the right thread just got a little confused about the exact attraction that was being criticized. I haven't been following the SW thing because I have zero interest in it. Sorry for the confusion.
However, just out of curiosity now, when you say plenty, what is the cross section of people that have seen it. Do we know whether their expectations were realistic or idealistic. Possible or impossible!