CaptainMichael
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They just had a Sub Voyage redo at Disneyland costing $150,000,000,
That's more than Everest....wow...
They just had a Sub Voyage redo at Disneyland costing $150,000,000,
I didn't validate that I signed a non-disclosure agreement, I was stating on the posters mentioned NDASo you just breeched the NDA too? :lookaroun :hammer:![]()
it's like what Tokyo spends on rides--changes are in the air for Disney Parks. Have you seen the Haunted Mansion construction wall? Have you heard that the Wand is now definitely coming down? Good times ahead!![]()
That's more than Everest....wow...
I was just reading on another thread:Who says that it actually needs to "Go" anywhere. If you're enclosed in a simulator, the slight movement on a track left, right, forward, and back would almost act as a "glider" chair movement. It doesn't need to go to a destination.
What if the simulator sat in the middle of two 1/4 circle arcs of track. One going forward and back...the other side to side. The intersection of these two tracks would be the "home" position. The car could rotate and tip on a base that was attached to wheels on the track. Rolling up the track and spinning while you're angle upwards would really give you a different sensation (and smoother) than if you were just tipping back and forth and side to side on a static base.
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Now if they move the Toy Story Pizza Planet Arcade over to the "Disney-Pixar Studios" area, that would open up some more room for a Star Tours expansion. :shrug:
Food for thought...
Of course!:lol:Pun intended? :lol:
Dream Along with Mickey :wave:I'm sure you and I agree that it should stay in that same situation... unfortunately, some execs just won't let it die. Thus, the rewrite (sentence fragment for all you grammar people).
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