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Radiator Springs vs Seven Dwarfs
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StarWarsGirl
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I agree with what others have said, they are completely different.
Now if we have RSR vs. Test Track...RSR
Now if we have RSR vs. Test Track...RSR
Goofyernmost
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Really not much to compare there. Even if side by side, Radiator Springs is much more worthy then
7DMT. Both are good, but, two completely different ride systems and detail. Also kind of hard to just go from one to the other in either park. How about comparing ToT and Splash Mountain. They, at least, have the same general vertical drop excitement as the other.
7DMT. Both are good, but, two completely different ride systems and detail. Also kind of hard to just go from one to the other in either park. How about comparing ToT and Splash Mountain. They, at least, have the same general vertical drop excitement as the other.
You're comparing apples and oranges. One is a rollercoaster (well, sort of) and the other isn't. As both @Dead2009 and @AndyS2992 posted, the more appropriate comparison is RSR vs. Test Track. And SRS is the better of the two.
Californian Elitist
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OP, why did you choose these rides to compare? Doesn't make sense to me, so help me out.
danlb_2000
Premium Member
RSR without any doubt. Next we will compare Triceritops Spin and Pirates of the Caribbean.
Goofyernmost
Well-Known Member
So tell me... do you walk to work or carry your lunch. Check off the one that applies.
WondersOfLife
Blink, blink. Breathe, breathe. Day in, day out.
So do you guys prefer Living with the Land... Or Chick-Fil-A?
Marc Davis Fan
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I assume these are being compared because they're each the "anchor" attractions of new lands.
A better comparison might be of the lands themselves, Cars Land vs. New Fantasyland. Or the attraction lineup of those lands.
I prefer the Cars Land philosophy of focusing on one major E ticket rather than splitting into Ds and Cs. I also prefer its unified aesthetic and of course the brilliant mountain range backdrop.
A better comparison might be of the lands themselves, Cars Land vs. New Fantasyland. Or the attraction lineup of those lands.
I prefer the Cars Land philosophy of focusing on one major E ticket rather than splitting into Ds and Cs. I also prefer its unified aesthetic and of course the brilliant mountain range backdrop.
Bairstow
Well-Known Member
They represent the two new "biggest" rides at each resort system?
The animatronics all have tv screens for faces?
Dead2009
Horror Movie Guru
Chik-Fil-A, their spicy chicken sammiches are delicious .
Chef Mickey
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Radiator Springs Racers is probably in the top 3 most ambitious attractions Disney has created all time. I'd argue it alone is better than the entire New Fantasyland.
It's a shame WDW hasn't gotten an E-Ticket like this since Everest.
To me, it's not even close. 7DMT was particularly disappointing due to its protracted opening with so much anticipation ultimately leading up to a disappointing, too short, budget cut attraction that could have been so great.
It's a shame WDW hasn't gotten an E-Ticket like this since Everest.
To me, it's not even close. 7DMT was particularly disappointing due to its protracted opening with so much anticipation ultimately leading up to a disappointing, too short, budget cut attraction that could have been so great.
Or even earlier
