Absolutely.
Most people are done in 15-20 minutes at a quick service location.
Dinner at the chef's table at V&A can go 2 hours or more.
Of course most of this time difference comes from the way the meal is served.
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Most people are done in 15-20 minutes at a quick service location.
Dinner at the chef's table at V&A can go 2 hours or more.
Of course most of this time difference comes from the way the meal is served.
I did some digging regarding the Cantina. It will be two separate areas; an accessible "Cantina" plus a TSR in the same building but the TSR is separate to the "Cantina”. These are both separate to the QSR. If "Cantina" will be more show than eaterie I don’t know.
danlb_2000
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The site which cannot be named has posted a video of the Falcon ride test footage that we saw screen shots of recently.
britain
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Hmm... While the YouTube resolution wasn't great, I'll have to take his word that it has impressive graphics. All I can see are very gamey elements without very realistic physics. (The tipping AT-ATs are funny, but they aren't falling down with the right sense of weight.) Needs a lot more dust and atmospherics. Hopefully that will be added later, but currently I'm not that impressed.
britain
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Technically speaking, a cantina is a bar. So I suspect the TSR is for everyone who wants to go to 'the cantina', eat and see the show, without actually just standing at the bar.
Here's a blog that credits the original uploader of the footage. Seems like the site which can't be named ripped the footage: http://blogmickey.com/2018/04/break...-attraction-coming-to-star-wars-galaxys-edge/
I can't imagine that is the final product. What is in that video would not fly as a cutscene for COD let alone a multi-million dollar attraction.
Horizons '83
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Blog Mickey are good folks for sure, and always give credit where its due.
Rteetz
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Yeah I think that was just a test to show the technology and how it would work.
Kamikaze
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Are you ****ing kidding me? It even says 'pre alpha' right on the top, and you're commenting on the graphics of a screener of a short video clip? Come on.
Yeah, but what can they do to improve upon it? They only have 14 months!!!
Disney Analyst
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You're assuming they showcased something in its current stage of evolution. I would assume they showcased a very early version of the program, and they are much further along in its development now.
Brian Swan
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A "regular" dinner at V&A is a 2-3 hour meal. My Chef's Table dinner was over 5 hours. A "typical" TS runs about an hour, but if you're forced into a character meal, then plan for 90 min if you kids need to see all of the characters (and why would you spend that much on mediocre food if that wasn't the case).
They have characters meet in V&A? Who do they get, the country bears?
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britain
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That's what I figured too, and yet the presenter was all "Believe it or not, this is REAL TIME!" to the audience, as if this, not something else that will be the finished product, but as if this was impressive.
danlb_2000
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flyerjab
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LOL! Yeah, clearly ILM has no idea of what they are doing with digital effects.
IveBeenJack
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I know everyone has already seen the footage, but here's a little thing I did for my Newscast, where I created some "Live Concept Art" for the Falcon Cockpit, and we all know Disney love some Star Wars Live Concept Art! 
Disgruntled Walt
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I've heard about Rex being a DJ or some such, but will there be a Cantina Band like in the movie?