Huge backstory for that one. Even bigger for the DLP version.Big Thunder, eh, that one you may be right about.
Huge backstory for that one. Even bigger for the DLP version.Big Thunder, eh, that one you may be right about.
Nice! I didn't know.Huge backstory for that one. Even bigger for the DLP version.
If they installed laser guns on all the boats and put "Navi" targets everywhere, I think they'd be onto something...View attachment 304440
Did quick wiki research and found this.Huge backstory for that one. Even bigger for the DLP version.
Not read it but you’re welcomeDid quick wiki research and found this.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Thunder_Mountain_Railroad
It definitely gives me a better appreciation of the ride, and now the queue makes a lot more sense.
Thanks @marni1971
Sleestaks? Is said term perhaps Avatar related?
Edit: And yes! Your V.I.N.C.E.N.T. avatar rocks!
(Wonder why Disney never ventured into making something in the parks dedicated to The Black Hole...possibly too dark?)
I haven't seen the movie Avatar (please no hate) and just want to know the concept of the Navi River ride.
Anyone have a quick paraphrase of the overall story of the ride from beginning point A to the end point B?
What you are supposedly doing/where are you going, your character aboard the boat, boat-ride build-up story, etc.?
Go!
After reading everyone's responses, would you guys say that the ride is a short/semi-slow build-up gathering to meet the Shaman?
Two or three of them run away from you.For a test - can you name anything that any animal does in the ride?
that would be pretty cool actually. COP need some TLCFor the record, the AA scared me. 1) It is huge, and 2) the fluidity of it's movements were just all out creepy
Could you imagine if they updated CoP with those types of AAs?
Very true. Na'vi isn't great, but it is much better than its reputation.Actually - its relaxing - some of the visuals are pretty darn cool. Most, really
Very true. Na'vi isn't great, but it is much better than its reputation.
There are some neat visual tricks employed, parts of it actually do look pretty darn cool, and it echoes of classic gently floating through physical sets.
FoP is a great modern ride. But which other good rides did WDW build in the 2010's? Mermaid is lacking even more than Na'vi, Dwarf an even bigger waste of potential. Toy Story's two rides are underwhelming. The Star Wars and Sparrow attractions at DHS are barely worthy of that moniker. Even the ride makeovers have been underwhelming: TT, Soarin', Pirates. By these standards, Na'vi is a rousing success.
Why, yes. I get the impression Na'vi's line is slowly becoming manageable. I could get fastpasses last trip, did a doable standby just before closing - unlike FoP whose line actually increases just before park close.Wouldn't you agree that after standing in a line starting all the way back at the entrance of Pandora for 150 minutes that it would be nice to be able to relax for 5 and enjoy the stunning visuals before moving onto the next line?
I actually feel the opposite for Mermaid and Dwarf. To me, those felt like instant Disney classic rides and they are an absolute must on trips.Very true. Na'vi isn't great, but it is much better than its reputation.
There are some neat visual tricks employed, parts of it actually do look pretty darn cool, and it echoes of classic gently floating through physical sets.
FoP is a great modern ride. But which other good rides did WDW build in the 2010's? Mermaid is lacking even more than Na'vi, Dwarf an even bigger waste of potential. Toy Story's two rides are underwhelming. The Star Wars and Sparrow attractions at DHS are barely worthy of that moniker. Even the ride makeovers have been underwhelming: TT, Soarin', Pirates. By these standards, Na'vi is a rousing success.
lolIf they installed laser guns on all the boats and put "Navi" targets everywhere, I think they'd be onto something...View attachment 304440
I actually feel the opposite for Mermaid and Dwarf. To me, those felt like instant Disney classic rides and they are an absolute must on trips.
But, to each their own.
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