castlecake2.0
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Seeing as they haven’t built a new country since 1989 I don’t think there should be much concern over loss of expansion plots
Eh, there were rumors before the pandemic, so I held out some hope.Seeing as they haven’t built a new country since 1989 I don’t think there should be much concern over loss of expansion plots
I like Rat. I think, when wait times hit about 20 - 30 mins, it will be the perfect addition to World Showcase.Spider-Man is a masterpiece.
Rat is a solid ride with a very pretty mini-land.
Both are better than transformers by a mile.
I like Rat. I think, when wait times hit about 20 - 30 mins, it will be the perfect addition to World Showcase.
But it is literally just ferrying you from movie screen to movie screen. And then you sit still and watch a movie. That’s it.
Transformers is an awful franchise and the character designs are cluttered and unappealing, but it’s a more dynamic, overall better ride then Rat. For one thing, it feels like a ride and not a mobile theatre.
Eh not really. They still have sets in each scene to transport you to feel like you’re in that environment. Each room if you look behind you is properly themed to the kitchen, ducts, dining room, etc. When you’re under the food cart theres the fire effect on the ceiling, the wheels move along with the scene as well. Plus the fridge scene, and the teacups and flowers in the finale.I like Rat. I think, when wait times hit about 20 - 30 mins, it will be the perfect addition to World Showcase.
But it is literally just ferrying you from movie screen to movie screen. And then you sit still and watch a movie. That’s it.
Don’t despair, it’s a cute little ride. Fun. No blockbuster, of course. And it’s a more appealing source IP then Transformers.I thought Transformers was horrendously bad, so that doesn't bode well for my enjoyment of Rat.
I was already not expecting to really enjoy Rat, though.
Don’t despair, it’s a cute little ride. Fun. No blockbuster, of course. And it’s a more appealing source IP then Transformers.
Meh. It's just watching movies on a screen, as you said. That does almost nothing for me -- I don't even like Flight of Passage all that much. It's enjoyable but nothing special.
I got BG #9 yesterday and it was called 3 minutes after Epcot opened at 10:00. Having practiced millisecond screen refreshes and taps with getting a virtual BG for RotR it was easy to snag a low number. I headed to France, full of excitement, and got in line. After it was over I seriously wondered why Disney has a virtual BG for something like this. It was a huge letdown.It's funny, because I feel the same way you do about FoP. My family in MO loves it a lot and it's a must do for them when they come down. I do enjoy riding it with them. However, that's the only time I actually ride it. I often bypass Pandora entirely when in DAK, just because its two attractions have such long waits for little payoff, IMHO. When you have the safari and Everest, plus amazing animal exhibits it's just hard for me to stomach it.
Rat, to me, was fun, but not worth the effort of the boarding group system. A 20-30 minute wait would be worth it, I wouldn't do an hour. So - it'll be a long time before I run over to Epcot and ride it.
I don't think I would call it working well when people frequently have to stand in line for 1, 2, 2.5+ hours to get in it. The VQ worked well and we didn't have to spend a large part of the day standing in line. I know things will change a bit when Genie+ rolls out on the 19th but for now it's a mess.VQ is gone at RISE in FL and it seems to be working well, I imagine RAT and Webslingers will ger rid of VQ and have standby lines sooner than later and hopefully RISE in CA as well. VQ seems like its a temp thing they will use at the opening of any new rides just cause theres so much demand they gotta do something. Although we will see how lightning lane works out, its an interesting time for Disney park functionality changes.
The VQ worked well for people who got a BG. For those that didn’t they had no other way to ride.I don't think I would call it working well when people frequently have to stand in line for 1, 2, 2.5+ hours to get in it. The VQ worked well and we didn't have to spend a large part of the day standing in line. I know things will change a bit when Genie+ rolls out on the 19th but for now it's a mess.
When you get stuck here for 10 mins and get to enjoy this lovely view.
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All the other countries at least try to put in an effort to help it blend, Italy for example here, continued light theming all around. I can’t believe they find this acceptable.I'm getting rusty. I can't tell if this is more timeless, more family, more relevant or more Disney.
Actually, given current corner cutting, it's probably more Disney.
It's funny, because I feel the same way you do about FoP. My family in MO loves it a lot and it's a must do for them when they come down. I do enjoy riding it with them. However, that's the only time I actually ride it. I often bypass Pandora entirely when in DAK, just because its two attractions have such long waits for little payoff, IMHO. When you have the safari and Everest, plus amazing animal exhibits it's just hard for me to stomach it.
Rat, to me, was fun, but not worth the effort of the boarding group system. A 20-30 minute wait would be worth it, I wouldn't do an hour. So - it'll be a long time before I run over to Epcot and ride it.
The other night wait for RISE was posted at 125 minutes. It was 40. Every other time I have been on RISE the wait time was 50% of what was posted, I guess just in case of breakdowns?I don't think I would call it working well when people frequently have to stand in line for 1, 2, 2.5+ hours to get in it. The VQ worked well and we didn't have to spend a large part of the day standing in line. I know things will change a bit when Genie+ rolls out on the 19th but for now it's a mess.
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