Millennium Falcon: Smuggler's Run - Ride/Queue Details and Discussion

THE 1HAPPY HAUNT

Well-Known Member
Source? Did Universal release a press statement saying "Gringotts will not be a fun roller coaster and instead will be a series of show stops"? Because I don't recall anything other than typical PR buzzword stuff. "Immersive", "Unlike anything before", etc.
Did you really ask MARINI a well known insider for his source??? HE IS THE SOURCE! I see you are one the silly people he was talking about.
 

Tom Morrow

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Did you really ask MARINI a well known insider for his source??? HE IS THE SOURCE! I see you are one the silly people he was talking about.
In this case, what he claimed Universal to have stated would have been available online for the public, yet I couldn't find anything and he couldn't produce anything either. Because they never said "this won't actually be like the wild mine cart ride you saw in the films so temper your expectations."

Not trying to be disrespectful to Marni here, but going off official released information only, and not leaked insider info, it wasn't unreasonable to expect a very different ride from Gringotts than what it ended up being.
 
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danlb_2000

Premium Member
I really hate the sassy radio chatter in Smuggler's Run. It's fine as the guy tries to get the engine working in the maintenance bay, but the rest of it is way too cheesy, too frequent, and yes, too "theme park", it really seems at odds with the tone of the land. It seems like a low effort way to get exposition across as well. There are occasional normal PA announcements which are fine, but the conversations are not. Why are they having private conversations over the PA system anyway?

I actually think the tone of the rest of the land should take a cue from the tone of the PA announcements.
 

Jones14

Well-Known Member
The tone, sure... but the execution itself as voices is cheap.

But yes, the tone is whimsical as is Star Wars.
I think it would feel better if we got to ‘see’ who the voices belong to at some point in the queue. There’s that fogged up window in the engine room that feels like it should have a silhouette of at least one of them working a la the toy shop outside.
 

Disney Maddux

Well-Known Member
Just watched a video of the big Resistance mission they did for the opening of RotS, and it was amazing.

They need to do something like that daily: A big awesome show that takes place throughout the land.
 

drizgirl

Well-Known Member
Just watched a video of the big Resistance mission they did for the opening of RotS, and it was amazing.

They need to do something like that daily: A big awesome show that takes place throughout the land.
They really don't seem to be willing to spend on live entertainment any more.
 

marni1971

Park History nut
Premium Member
As promised a while ago

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trainplane3

Well-Known Member
Dang it, now I really want a Bob Ross style show of @marni1971 drawing attraction layouts...

Could be bigger than Disney+!
I know right? Think of all the topics we could cover!
- How does ride xyz work?
- Various kinds of tech and ideas that are tested but canned due to not working out (Today we'll be drawing the lanterns from RoL...)
- How much booze can we fit in WS? (One happy little food booth here...and...a temporary cardboard trashcan covered with puke here...ah...aren't festivals great?)
- What cutoffs are fit each season in Florida
- It's almost 2020, Crocs are still cool, and here's my drawing to prove it

Wait...what's this show about?

If I ever bump into Martin, I completely expect to be smacked before he ever says a word to me
 

The Grand Inquisitor

Well-Known Member
They get to take a Ramp. ;)

When I rode the ADA pod, it was around the corner immediately on the left upon exit, but I don't remember if it was left side or right coming out of the preshow. There were also stairs and we did that rather than wait for the elevator. It merged in with another exit route and we saw other group.
Did someone mention an RAMP! :D
 

Mickeyboof

Well-Known Member
Yes, it would. No space there could hold more than a few hundred. Not the Market walkway (ramp and space to the left, RoTR area, or Falcon area.

Small five minute moments such as the x wing flight or a stunt show that aren’t set with publicized times, that might happen intermittently, would work absolutely fine.

The x Wings fly so high it can been seen in Toy Story Land.

We’re not taking about a parade or firework spectacular here. We’re talking about small moments that “happen” unexpectedly.

Have you ever watched the nighttime shows on Hogwarts Castle? Size isn’t the problem.

It’s money.
 

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