Rock and Roller Coaster Could Be Better

[CThaddeus]

More than it did a few posts ago?

Lets have the Beatles instead, then it could have more of that Hall of Presidents type of ambiance, though it is a bit brief for a snooze.

Actually, yes. With every passing minute the idea of their removal only makes Rock n' Rollercoaster sound like a better attraction to me...
I like the idea of multiple different groups. Let Illeana Douglas do the preshow solo, basically covering the same territory as before, but not specifying whose concert you're going to. She would then explain a new addition to the attraction where you'll receive a "backstage pass." What you're actually getting is a card that will hold your choice of song on it (think The E.T. Adventure, except instead of holding your name for ET to say, it holds your musical selection). Perhaps they can give an option of, say, ten different songs by different groups so hopefully there's something there for almost everyone. Once the cards are programmed by a CM, you head into the final part of the queue, hand your backstage pass to another CM, and they scan them into the computer that links up with the cars. Then it would just be a matter of setting the volume on the speakers to a level that wouldn't create a horrible cacophany for everyone on the car. I'd say headphones as an option, but I recall a thread a while back about how grossed out about that made some people in Sounds Dangerous!

 

[Pumbas Nakasak]

Actually, yes. With every passing minute the idea of their removal only makes Rock n' Rollercoaster sound like a better attraction to me...
I like the idea of multiple different groups. Let Illeana Douglas do the preshow solo, basically covering the same territory as before, but not specifying whose concert you're going to. She would then explain a new addition to the attraction where you'll receive a "backstage pass." What you're actually getting is a card that will hold your choice of song on it (think The E.T. Adventure, except instead of holding your name for ET to say, it holds your musical selection). Perhaps they can give an option of, say, ten different songs by different groups so hopefully there's something there for almost everyone. Once the cards are programmed by a CM, you head into the final part of the queue, hand your backstage pass to another CM, and they scan them into the computer that links up with the cars. Then it would just be a matter of setting the volume on the speakers to a level that wouldn't create a horrible cacophany for everyone on the car. I'd say headphones as an option, but I recall a thread a while back about how grossed out about that made some people in Sounds Dangerous!

sounds spookly like the questionnaire I received from a certain other theme park operator regarding their new attraction

 

[CThaddeus]

sounds spookly like the questionnaire I received from a certain other theme park operator regarding their new attraction

Sounds like they've got the right idea to me, then.

 

[PintoColvig]

I don't get all of the grief over the giant donuts and tacos. I just assumed that it was part of the storyline. You know, you take a drag on a doobie, get lit up, and fly through a giant donut. It's an Aerosmith concert after all. Makes perfect sense to me. :lookaroun

 

[mcjaco]

Sounds like they've got the right idea to me, then.

Not if you saw the songs they we're letting you vote on. They were terrible.

 

[Pumbas Nakasak]

Not if you saw the songs they we're letting you vote on. They were terrible.

They were of course all artists on the Universal label...............

as long as they leave off the(c)rap itll do.

 

[Club Cooloholic]

I don't get all of the grief over the giant donuts and tacos. I just assumed that it was part of the storyline. You know, you take a drag on a doobie, get lit up, and fly through a giant donut. It's an Aerosmith concert after all. Makes perfect sense to me. :lookaroun

Ahh....Maybe I have been approaching it the wrong way the whole time! In that case, they really gotta kick up some smoke machines near the beginning launch.