Originally posted by DogsRule!
patience is a virtue. Either way we all experience it at the same time. I would imagine when the pavillion opens this summer, we will get an idea of the ride system. However, disney would prefer that we never know what's going on. That's why they call the ride system "proprietary". So when will we find out what's going on. Maybe not until someone rides it...and even then we might not be sure what's going on. This is supposed to be a ride like no other, so what do we have to compare it to? As NowInc said earlier, even the centrifuge is a system most of us have never experienced. Seems to me like one of those "you've got to experience it to believe it" type ride. I seem to remember hearing that an astronaut or someone who had been in space had ridden this ride already and said it was about as close to a real flight as can be. I want to know how intense this ride is. Traditional centrifuge rides have extremely high G forces and would make many people throw up...hoping disney has a way to get around this, or this will be an extremely exclusive attraction. However, with the hype...I speculate they know what they are doing.