danlb_2000
Premium Member
She is going to be in the sequels.
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Pandora Spoiler Thread
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She is going to be in the sequels.
As a human?
tsaintc
Well-Known Member
Agreed. NRJ is one of the best themed dark rides I have personally experienced. Those who are criticizing it for lack if narration or consider it lame clearly do not understand the intentions of the attraction.
RustySpork
Oscar Mayer Memer
It is well themed, but that doesn't make it a good ride.
Depends what you want from a ride. There are those who only do the thrill rides and after they hit the six or seven of them, rage that there's nothing else to do.
Think of all the people who think IaSW is a form of torture...
RustySpork
Oscar Mayer Memer
I even enjoy Dumbo, and I don't hate IaSW (though I do think it gets repetitive and boring), but I didn't like Na'vi River Journey and rank it below IaSW.
danlb_2000
Premium Member
Don't know, but since we are talking about narration it's not really important.
tribbleorlfl
Well-Known Member
Supposedly as a new character. Not sure how that's going to work.
RSoxNo1
Well-Known Member
Yes, but the land takes place a generation after the last sequel.
Tom Morrow
Well-Known Member
I'm gonna have to disagree that NRJ is better than IASW, although I did enjoy it and think it's a solid C ticket with good tech.
NRJ suffers from several things:
- low capacity
- short length (I'm aware that it's ~5 minutes, but the actual track is not very long)
- lack of distinction or progression between scenes
- only two? physical characters / creatures
I won't knock it for not having a story, but it kind of just feels like one extended show scene. IASW has high capacity, a lot of distinct things to look at, and every room or scene is a different theme/location. First time riders can have fun looking at the details in each scene to determine what region it is.
There are really only two components to NRJ: pretty lights, and an impressive animatronic. Nothing else at all is distinctive or memorable.
NRJ suffers from several things:
- low capacity
- short length (I'm aware that it's ~5 minutes, but the actual track is not very long)
- lack of distinction or progression between scenes
- only two? physical characters / creatures
I won't knock it for not having a story, but it kind of just feels like one extended show scene. IASW has high capacity, a lot of distinct things to look at, and every room or scene is a different theme/location. First time riders can have fun looking at the details in each scene to determine what region it is.
There are really only two components to NRJ: pretty lights, and an impressive animatronic. Nothing else at all is distinctive or memorable.
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And the first one is not real. It is a projection. Its a really good projection. Not sure why the other projections don't look as good as this one.
RustySpork
Oscar Mayer Memer
As you are passing it, if you look back you can see the projection becomes inconsistent.
RSoxNo1
Well-Known Member
The first one seems to be part projection, part Haunted Mansion bust in the library. That's why it appears to follow you.
flyerjab
Well-Known Member
I spoke to a trainer cast member waiting to ride and she said there was one, albeit a BIG one. She started going into detail, which quite honestly, was not something I was dying to hear about prior to riding.
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Cosmic Commando
Well-Known Member
Don't ask a question you don't want to know the answer to!
rushtest4echo
Well-Known Member
Spoiler alert:
Pandora is awesome
Pandora is awesome
Bairstow
Well-Known Member
Thanks. Here's hoping it wasn't the canteen food -- I've actually heard good things about that.