News Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge - Historical Construction/Impressions

[SSG]

And just wait until MM+ comes to DLR....

[Sits back; cracks a beer]

 

[TP2000]

Did you ever notice John Hammond actually says 1956? How did they get that wrong?

Jurassic Park was made before the Internet.

Before the Internet a lot of stuff like that was wrong.

 

[Phroobar]

Jurassic Park was made before the Internet.

Before the Internet a lot of stuff like that was wrong.

After the Internet, even more stuff like that is wrong.

 

[Daannzzz]

But, the BIG question is... will there be restrooms in the in between parts?

 

[LieutLaww]

Why would you have restrooms in the middle of an attraction ?

 

[Phroobar]

Why would you have restrooms in the middle of an attraction ?

You've never been on the Universe of Energy. By the end of that thing you are running for the closest restroom.

 

[mickEblu]

Well being the glass half full person that I am I see any added ride capacity to the park as a good thing. In addition SW Land's enormous footprint will help absorb crowds. Yeah, it'll be packed, but that's the way these things always are until the novelty wears off.

I think it will help absorb crowds as well. Maybe not the first few months but eventually I think it will be felt throughout the park. Unless of course APs aren't blocked out.

 

[mickEblu]

Jurassic Park was made before the Internet.

Before the Internet a lot of stuff like that was wrong.

I know but they could of had some gopher open a book

 

[SSG]

In the case of the Stormtrooper Battle Escape ride, code-named Alcatraz, WDI wants you to rush to your wireless and trackless vehicle and board and then disembark and re-board the vehicles on different levels of the massive ride building several times during the course of a long experience, all while under attack by Stormtroopers.

I suppose a ride system that can transition between a slow moving, omni-mover to a high speed chase vehicle reduces the problem of getting on and off multiple times.

 

[GiveMeTheMusic]

Just a head's up - MiceAge's info on Alcatraz is not the most up to date.

 

[Phroobar]

Just a head's up - MiceAge's info on Alcatraz is not the most up to date.

I hope not.

 

[Stevek]

Just a head's up - MiceAge's info on Alcatraz is not the most up to date.

Do tell...please.

 

[mickEblu]

Do tell...please.

I second this.

 

[SSG]

I second this.

Me too. Although I’d be fascinated with Disney’s plan for getting a morbidly obese 80 year-old on and off the ride multiple times.

 

[mickEblu]

Me too. Although I’d be fascinated with Disney’s plan for getting a morbidly obese 80 year-old on and off the ride multiple times.

Lol I know right? Just the fact that was even proposed or discussed is fascinating.

 

[SuddenStorm]

Any word on how long the Storm Trooper attraction is supposed to be? One of the more immersive aspects of PotC is that it takes its time introducing you to the pirate world. Indy has a long queue walking you through the temple, priming you for the ride.

 

[SSG]

Any word on how long the Storm Trooper attraction is supposed to be? One of the more immersive aspects of PotC is that it takes its time introducing you to the pirate world. Indy has a long queue walking you through the temple, priming you for the ride.

Based on MiceChat's description, I think it comes in at a tight 98 minutes.

 

[Phroobar]

Based on MiceChat's description, I think it comes in at a tight 98 minutes.

Give or take 85 minutes.

 

[SSG]

Give or take 85 minutes.

Assuming it's a walk-on.

 

[GiveMeTheMusic]

Do tell...please.

Waiting for clearance. You know you all will be the first to know.