I bet they can.
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Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance opening reports and using Boarding Groups at Disneyland
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I bet they can.
Very stable. I haven't been messing with the join request whatsoever.
Nah, Disney is very good about this. Everything is in it's own bucket basically. Fastpasses vs the Virtual Queue vs Tickets vs everything else. Anything not public (think your passes and tickets) are very secure. General statuses are still pretty secure.
Polling the info the server is willing to share is not the same as hacking the server and forcing it to give info it normally wouldn't share.
Although, the server may be throwing out some info that isn't being currently used by the MDE app which a scrubber can see.
flynnibus
Premium Member
This is not indicative of security. It would be interesting if it's behind authentication or not.. but even that is usually done with common technologies. When your app is on a platform like android that everyone has developer access to... you don't rely on secrecy for security. You effectively have none.
George Lucas on a Bench
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What's less reliable, ROTR or Disneyland Wifi?
Hey. Maybe ROTR runs off the wifi...
Hey. Maybe ROTR runs off the wifi...
Ironically, its delay was wifi related.
TP2000
Well-Known Member
Double big yikes. I thought I was being a tad conservative with my 800 guesstimate. 700 per hour is truly abysmal.
chadwpalm
Well-Known Member
- In the Parks
- No
What if my phone only supports 1080p?
TP2000
Well-Known Member
And yet they had another morning where they couldn't open with the park. For the fourth day in a row.
They didn't call the first boarding group this morning until 8:50am.
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SuddenStorm
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Yep! When I rode it I waited maybe 15-20 minutes tops in line.
I couldn't imagine going through this much hassle to ride any ride, let alone this one.
BubbaQuest
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Based on my experience living in LA, "The AP crows will have already figured out a way to"....exploit it
If I understand the park attendance numbers, DHS theoretically has the potential to allow everyone in the park to ride RotR once. DL RotR will never have that potential.
Does anyone know if DL attendance ever dips below 30K/day anymore?
mickEblu
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4K resolution on a mobile phone is a waste of resources!!
Lol. Corrected
Californian Elitist
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Facts! The ride is not worth all this effort and hassle, but I understand folks wanting to experience it for the first time.
trainplane3
Well-Known Member
While I'm not surprised there's issues (as any new ride would have), I'm surprised they're having this big of issues. I would've thought since it was "done" before DHS's and the extra month after DHS opened would've helped.
I think it's running slower then DHS's during it's first week.
shambolicdefending
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The "they" in my original post does not refer to independent shareholders.
DrAlice
Well-Known Member
So, am I reading this page with the "wait times" at the bottom correctly? A guest has to get to the park early enough to be in the park at 8am. They then jam on the app and hope they get a reasonable boarding group. Then, assuming their group is called, they stand in line for an hour to an hour and a half and hope it doesn't go down before they board or while they are riding? Hmm.
On the one hand, I get it. They are trying to make the best of the situation considering guest demand and limitations/complications of this new ride. On the other hand, that's not what I would call a "premium" experience, given the $150 per day price tag. Will the word-of-mouth "advertising" about this lead to another slow summer? (*selfishly crosses her fingers*
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flynnibus
Premium Member
In a glass half full view.. yes? Kinda
You have to be in the park before posted opening time - No different than someone rope dropping the park. This happens for nearly every new attraction worth a big wait
You join the 'lottery experience' with BGs and the app to see what group you will get. It's possible to NOT get a group... but that hasn't been the norm. The later group you get, the greater risk it will not get called that day.
For DHS at least, they would give guest recovery compensation to people who had a BG that did not get called that day. If you get a 'backup' BG, no recovery was offered.
If you get in line, and the ride breaks down, they've been giving FPs to allow you to return when the ride is operating again.
Wait once in line at DHS has been anywhere from 20mins to an hour.
DL has not been operating as high as the DHS one so far.. but that should improve.