Saw my first unit breakdown and wishes malfunction

[THEMEPARKPIONEER]

I finally got to see them tow away a unit which was the finalize unit to the electrical parade then the audio went out during wishes as well as a stall in the show but they started back up and ended the show successfully.

 

[ShoalFox]

Last week when I was there the finale unit didn't even make an appearance, so I see it hasn't been totally fixed yet...

Every time something like this happens it makes me look worse and worse for still liking the parade...

 

[THEMEPARKPIONEER]

Last week when I was there the finale unit didn't even make an appearance, so I see it hasn't been totally fixed yet...

Every time something like this happens it makes me look worse and worse for still liking the parade...

Yeah as of right now it's a no show and another delayed start

 

[DarthVader]

Somewhat related, but I was stuck on a ride that failed last November. I think Disney has a great track record and so these sort of things seem to be a rarity.

 

[FigmentPigments]

I keep hearing things like this about MSEP. As much as I love that parade and the music, maybe it's time to put it to bed. (I say this all the while looking over my shoulder for my mom because she would strangle me for saying that.)

 

[NCDISNEY]

The other night there was no tinker bell float at the beginning. Also the Wishes music started twice and stopped within 10 seconds they finally said it was delayed and then didn't start until around 11.

 

[danyoung56]

The last time I saw the Indiana Jones Stunt show it stopped just before the big ball came crashing out. Indy had just picked up the Idol, and the doors were about to open, when the "director" came out of the tech area and yelled for everything to stop. It took about 2 minutes to get things fixed (most likely the big ball wasn't rotating in place). They backed up the show a minute or so and then started again. It was very strange but cool to see.

 

[FigmentPigments]

The last time I saw the Indiana Jones Stunt show it stopped just before the big ball came crashing out. Indy had just picked up the Idol, and the doors were about to open, when the "director" came out of the tech area and yelled for everything to stop. It took about 2 minutes to get things fixed (most likely the big ball wasn't rotating in place). They backed up the show a minute or so and then started again. It was very strange but cool to see.

Oh, cool! I would've liked to see that too. It's interesting to see the technical side of things that you normally don't get to see.