Disney Parks Blog says it is for crowd management.I mean this is because they are "missing" their deadlines with RotR, not some purposeful attempt at crowd management, right?
Disney Parks Blog says it is for crowd management.I mean this is because they are "missing" their deadlines with RotR, not some purposeful attempt at crowd management, right?
It wouldn’t surprise me. As the severity and frequency of motion on Soarin’ was reduced dramatically with the new film. It is not even a motion simulator anymore.Looks like the height restriction for the Falcon ride is 38 inches. 2 inches less than Star Tours.
So less thrilling than Star Tours?
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And a whole summer of bloggers/vloggers showing up. Every. Single. Day. Oh wait, they're already there every single day.You know what this means? A whole summer of daily soft opening speculation for RotR.
And a whole summer of bloggers/vloggers showing up. Every. Single. Day. Oh wait, they're already there every single day.
I see a few problems with all this:
1. How do tourists (who come from a far and need to book everything months ahead of time) plan anything when the opening date for RotR is unknown? What the butterscotch Disney!
Feeling pretty disgruntled myself! We planned our first-and-only family visit to Disneyland (flying across 3 time zones to get there) for late August, largely because we thought we could squeeze in a trip just before the kids have to go back to school, but after the SW land excitement and crowds had a little time to die down. Now we're looking at the prospect of either a half-finished land, or a just-opened-second-attraction that will trigger big crowds all over again. Our airfare is booked and non-refundable so there's no way to adjust now: we'll just have to make the best of it and adjust our expectations. Since we've never been to DL/CA, there will still be quite a few other things that are new to us.
Well even a broken clock is right twice a day.
Either way, you will really have a terrific time. So many great things to do!
Funny, but a lot of what I've been predicting is coming true.
Opening in May
No FP initially
No early previews
One thing I didn't think about was the staggered opening of the attractions. This is where I think the June 23rd date is important. I'm predicting now June 24th is when DL RotR is going to open.
I don’t remember all of your predictions but I believe you. I still think my June 21st prediction is closer because it will be actually open to the public with no reservation system required and as you say both attractions could be open by then.
Reservations go from May 31st - June 23rd, so if it opened the 21st like you predict it would require reservations.
This is why I'm predicting the 24th so there would be no reservations required.
Just how many bloggers do you think there are?And a whole summer of bloggers/vloggers showing up. Every. Single. Day. Oh wait, they're already there every single day.
Right I said closer. Not spot on.
Interesting to see that RotR has a higher height restriction than Smugglers Run. It's in the same league as Soarin, ToT and Star Tours. I checked and the Ratatouille ride in Paris (which uses the same trackless ride tech) has no height restrictions. Whatever they have planned for that "drop" at the end must be pretty wild.
Sorry I thought you meant for opening of RotR, not the entire land.
Anyways, its nice to see how some of our discussions and thoughts on the whole thing for the last couple years are starting to pan out.
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