It might work both ways. I was hearing voices quite clearly as I was flying over that area. It was so clear that at first I thought it was something being picked up by the speaker. Then I figured I was somehow hearing a conversation in a nearby gondola. Now I'm not so sure.
It absolutely works both ways. I had a cabin to myself yesterday and all of a sudden could hear very clear conversations as we passed over CBR. It freaked me out a bit.
I could not identify whose voices I was hearing just from looking down below but it was strange. I thought immediately of your previous post about the amplified sound.
So... what happens in the gondola DOESN'T stay in the gondola.
No gondolas in Vegas...just monorails with...
Or, because of the heat, you were beginning to get delirious and started hearing voices!all of a sudden could hear very clear conversations as we passed over CBR. It freaked me out a bit.
I’ve been involved in the hospitality industry for 30 years in different capacities. Every time a new service/system has been developed you think through what you believe is every contingency possible. Then you test and test, find new possible issues and create solutions. Then you finally open to the public and the general public never fails to surprise in finding new and novel ways to cause problems and issues. After a few new systems you realize that there will be problems in the first few weeks regardless of how much work you put in cause the public will do things with the new system you never would have thought possible.
It’s the third day of operation. Some things can’t be tested without live people. That’s why they do soft opening for new rides. Give the CMs a chance to work out the kinks. If these long outages continue weeks or months from now that’s a much bigger issue.
"As God is my witness, I thought gondolas could fly..."
That bouncing around was the basis I had concerning anyone with a fear of heights.
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