spacemountain89
Active Member
short supply of parts for him, they wanted to open up the scene more, and prob needs a new face mold. along with people grabbing for the newspaper..
The story is that the original location is the back of the building or the ally. They moved him so he would be standing on the street selling papers. They didn't take anytime to explain that, if that is what it was, so it just looks weird to most everybody.Why did they ever turn him around in the first place?
But that's part of the charm! I for one hope they don't replace the track with new smooth omnimover track like the stuff that's in the Little Mermaid. That ride goes way too slow.Hopefully any track replacement will be at the top of the initial lift, the dawn of time. It gets noisier each trip. Parts of the track are trashed from incompetent investment and this must be the worst part.
People were touching him and grabbing on to himWhy did they ever turn him around in the first place?
I know this will be controversial but I feel if the paper boy is indeed causing WDI problems forcing them to have him face the wall. It would probably be wiser to use that spot for a new vignette.I always liked where the Paperboy used to be..as it seemed as if he was hawking papers to the passerby as he should, as in, the Guests going by in the ride vehicles.
Now he just looks so lonely and desperate for a nickel....hawking to a wall painted like a alleyway...
If the track replacement turns out to be right in the end, the only places that will have replaced track are load/unload, reason being is that its the pieces of track with the most stress on them (basically think as if the entire weight of the building's track is in that area).
Any more track replacement would cause SSE to be down for 4-6 weeks at the least.
Didn't his face get melted at some point? I heard that is why they turned him around, and it fit into the story so it was a low cost way to fix the problem. Just turn him around.Why did they ever turn him around in the first place?
This makes sense. I'd imagine that it is a pretty substantial undertaking just to remove a handful of ride vehicles. If you don't prop them right, they all come tumbling down to load and unload.they are replacing track at unload. 2 days to remove cars, 3 days to replace track, and 2 days to put back in the cars.
I never heard about that and it would also beg the question of what would have caused it to "melt". There has never been a fire in there that I remember hearing about. When it started out, he was very close to the track, so not only did they turn him around but they moved him as well, I think. Why wouldn't they just have taken it out. It's not terribly crucial to the ride, just an extra detail. I think it would have been less missed then it is noticed for it's weird location now.Didn't his face get melted at some point? I heard that is why they turned him around, and it fit into the story so it was a low cost way to fix the problem. Just turn him around.
Didn't his face get melted at some point? I heard that is why they turned him around, and it fit into the story so it was a low cost way to fix the problem. Just turn him around.
I have the same problem when I stand out on the street...Hey oh!People were touching him and grabbing on to him
I'm confused! Why is the Spaceship Earth is closing for refurbishment. is the Spaceship earth needs more special Effects?
No that's for the final scene when COP finally gets a refurb.They're adding a new scene at the end of a family eating dinner at a restaurant with everyone ignoring each other while they play on their phones.
Darn, I wish I had read further in the thread before posting a similar response.I could see this in a CoP update of the final scene. No dialog at all. Just everyone texting / cruising facebook. lol
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