Peter Pan evacuation video

[mergatroid]

Self explanatory really. This stuff always fascinates me, especially where the guests have to walk through miniature 'London' without treading on the buildings

 

[drizgirl]

Pretty cool. Was there a date on it? It's clearly pre-Covid (no masks, and girl in BBB attire).

Nice peek behind the curtain though.

 

[mergatroid]

Pretty cool. Was there a date on it? It's clearly pre-Covid (no masks, and girl in BBB attire).

Nice peek behind the curtain though.

Sorry doesn't say. Video put on youtube around 3 months ago though.

 

[castlecake2.0]

These videos are cool but I wish cast enforced thé know recording rule during evacs as guests should be focused on exiting carefully rather than filming.

 

[Bocabear]

I am shocked there is not a clear emergency exit without literally walking through the London set...that is bizarre

 

[larryz]

That should be an upcharge...

 

[danyoung56]

Very cool - thanks for posting.

 

[HarperRose]

I am shocked there is not a clear emergency exit without literally walking through the London set...that is bizarre

I thought the same thing. That's the best they can do for an evacuation route? Good thing it wasn't an emergency.

 

[The Empress Lilly]

Self explanatory really. This stuff always fascinates me, especially where the guests have to walk through miniature 'London' without treading on the buildings

This is the upcharge event I've been looking for!

 

[JIMINYCR]

So the little girl found out how it feels to be a giant, like in her story books, walking through London town.

 

[jme]

I wonder what this experience would be like for someone who transferred from a wheelchair...
There's got to be an alternate route, right?

 

[HouCuseChickie]

Now I'm curious what their evacuation plan is for an emergency, like a fire. I can't imagine wheeling steps over to every flying ship would work too well for something like that.

 

[mergatroid]

Now I'm curious what their evacuation plan is for an emergency, like a fire. I can't imagine wheeling steps over to every flying ship would work too well for something like that.

They don't wheel steps over to the ships. Every so many yards they have steps level with the track. In a breakdown the CM's push the 'ships' to the nearest set of steps and then allow the guests out. They may have some mobile steps but they aren't the usual procedure. I would hate to be on that attraction if it broke down during a fire in that building I must admit

 

[HouCuseChickie]

They don't wheel steps over to the ships. Every so many yards they have steps level with the track. In a breakdown the CM's push the 'ships' to the nearest set of steps and then allow the guests out. They may have some mobile steps but they aren't the usual procedure. I would hate to be on that attraction if it broke down during a fire in that building I must admit

Interesting. I guess I was viewing it backwards from how it's done with the steps. Either way, I'm with you...this can't be the place you want to be stuck in the event of a fire. It's got me thinking back to my mom's fears over boardwalk dark rides I used to beg to go on when growing up. Still, I'm sure Disney has more solid plans than the boardwalk...I hope.

 

[muddyrivers]

I thought the same thing. That's the best they can do for an evacuation route? Good thing it wasn't an emergency.

In an emergency, no one's worried about not knocking over Big Ben

 

[HarperRose]

In an emergency, no one's worried about not knocking over Big Ben

LOL True.

My point was they took an awfully long time to get out of the actual attraction. There should be a closer door that gets them outside the building immediately.

 

[Fox&Hound]

This looks more fun to me than the actual ride....I love this stuff- thanks for posting.

 

[mergatroid]

Youtube suggested I watch this, it's the evacuation of Flight of Passage for a fire. Towards the end you see backstage for those interested.

 

[muddyrivers]

Youtube suggested I watch this, it's the evacuation of Flight of Passage for a fire. Towards the end you see backstage for those interested.

I was quite surprised how no one reacted when the woman said there was a silent fire alarm. Maybe I've been through too many what if's but I would much rather have found out it was a false alarm than find out it was the real thing and my lack of action costs me my life.

 

[mergatroid]

I was quite surprised how no one reacted when the woman said there was a silent fire alarm. Maybe I've been through too many what if's but I would much rather have found out it was a false alarm than find out it was the real thing and my lack of action costs me my life.

I know what you mean. Perhaps Disney do such a good job at making everything seem 'magical' that people thought "It's Disney, nothing seriously bad can happen"? Whilst I would have remained calm personally, I would have taken it more seriously than some of the folks on there did.