Neat. The video has it all. Lights on. Exit doors. Ladders all over the place.
Oh, and I see the paperboy is fully operational, albeit still facing the wrong way. When I saw him two years ago he wasn't moving and his clothes were all out of sorts... Like he had been beaten up.
Just wish they had a little more light on the descent. Surprised the fans didn't bring a big spotlight and shine it where the girl in the window was. With the 180 top empty it is painfully obvious that space is designed for a more dramatic climax scene than what they have now.
Also, the video does a nice job of showing how different SSE is compared to Horizons (and other rides). SSE looks like they built a modern office building, complete with carpeted hallways, protected stairways, elevators, and well marked easily accessible exits. Then they meticulously snaked a ride through it and made the cubicles/offices/lobbies into scenes. Take away the omnimover and it looks like people could safely walk through there unescorted (until they reached the descent).
If the Mesa Verde Times' pics and vids are representative of the entire ride, Horizons looks like they built the ride system, then assembled a series of temporary movie sets up around it with little regard for allowing people to move through the attraction outside of the ride system. It looks like it was entirely too easy to get injured in Horizons from all the narrow pathways, dropoffs, and exposed architecture.
Then again, we still only see the fronts of the SSE scenes. Who knows evil lurks on the other side.