Not sure but maybe Captain Hook could tell Smee to blast a particular guest with this new technology supposedly coming.
Personally I'd rather see the loading speed at which the ships travel match that of omnimover attractions if possible instead of adding a second row, which might obstruct your view of the show, to increase capacity.
And I would hope our version would get the 175 miles of fiber optic effects DL's version has now.
3) I love fiber optics.:lol:
They're so awesome 'cause they glow and change colours and everything!
Ditching Fastpass and bringing back Hook's Tavern would be cool too.
They're so awesome 'cause they glow and change colours and everything!
Ditching Fastpass and bringing back Hook's Tavern would be cool too.
Pardon my ignorance but what is/was Hook's Tavern?
Your answer is here..http://waltdatedworld.bravepages.com/id145.htm
when did hook's tavern close?
I would love to see Peter Pan's Flight get some sort of major upgrade. It needs it desperately.
Funnily enough, that was taken from the DLP versionAnd I would hope our version would get the 175 miles of fiber optic effects DL's version has now.
Would the existing track at MK be able to support the additional weight as is?Funnily enough, that was taken from the DLP version
As an aside, and something we have talked about before, but DLP gets around the capacity issue by having an articulated ship with the second row detached from the first but still hanging from the same trolley. That way everyone see round the corners.
I`d doubt it. So far as I know it is still 1971 vintage. I got a good look in good light at the DLP version and it is a very impressive - and large - carriage and bogey system. Watching it turn corners is amazing! It also negates the need for the speedramps and their inherent issues at load and unload since the system stops to load and then dispatches, much like Pooh or Snow White.Would the existing track at MK be able to support the additional weight as is?
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