themerebear6453
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Im so curious to see what this will be like when I go on Christmas Eve. My partner and I are just going to be there as early as needed, but I'm hoping that's not before 4:45.
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News Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance Standby Line and Boarding Groups at Disney's Hollywood Studios
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KevinPage
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mergatroid
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I’m 40 minutes away. Did 1st four opening days, took 4 days off, then last 3 days. 12.5 rides, can’t complain at all(only 2 line/preshow evac’s)
I’m satiated until 2020 (I think)
And yet on another thread somebody is saying there's no re ride factor on this attraction, bless
KevinPage
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So the moving Kylo is a moving cut out with a projection on it, nice
Good catch. I only knew Kylo was a projection and the saber was a physical prop. But makes sense they needed a base to map the projection onto
mergatroid
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I've always found Christmas Eve and Christmas Day to be absolute carnage crowd wise. I can only imagine factoring in ROTR, it to be even worse than normal. I can only guess but if I was going on Christmas Eve wanting to ride ROTR, that I'd personally be looking at 3am? AGAIN, JUST WHAT I'D DO.
KevinPage
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You’ll get a boarding pass but if you get here by 5am you should be able to get one that is called in the morning so it doesn’t tie up your whole day.
What effect Xmas weeks crowds play into this and messes with the established order though I’m uncertain.
But whatever time commitment and/hassle you have to go through, this is 1 ride that Ian worth it. Good luck
disneygeek90
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Getting to ride ROTR 7 different daysWhat prize do I get?!?!?!
mikejs78
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That's a rather ageist, ignorant statement. I know some 60 year olds who are in better shape than many 25 year olds. Who says he's retired at that point? Han wasn't.
bubbles1812
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Lol. And we were satisfied with two! Mom and I thought about doing the ride again yesterday but the call of the Magic Kingdom was too strong for our trip finale. (Turned out to be a great choice as the morning rainstorm kept the crowds away longer than usual. Not every Saturday you can ride all major rides before 11 and a few twice.) Now I want to sleep for a week...I’m 40 minutes away. Did 1st four opening days, took 4 days off, then last 3 days. 12.5 rides, can’t complain at all
I’m satiated until 2020 (I think)
I hope everyone who gets to experience the ride enjoys it. The early morning wake up was totally worth it my eyes. We shall be satisfied with our two rides until 2021.
disneygeek90
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Being at MK at 8:30am after already being in a different park today is a weird feeling
bubbles1812
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That... is so dumb. I wanted to re-ride it immediately! I don’t get up at 4 am at Disney on a regular basis. I’m not that mean to myself. And yet I did it twice, cause the ride is amazing. Methinks someone is trying to discourage others from trying for their own benefit.And yet on another thread somebody is saying there's no re ride factor on this attraction, bless
disneygeek90
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Im not a morning person. For me to be willing to give up my weekends of sleeping in and get up at 4:30 for this ride, shows how good it is.
mergatroid
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bubbles1812
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And to that I say... what??? Lol. People have been re-riding the 90 second Peter Pan Over and over again since WDW opened. So I’m pretty sure the best ride Disney has done in years is re-ridable. But I’ll gladly take their spot the next time around if they don’t think people would like to re-ride.
ToTBellHop
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Yeah, while it’s an opinion and everyone is entitled to one, I doubt it is one many share.And to that I say... what??? Lol. People have been re-riding the 90 second Peter Pan Over and over again since WDW opened. So I’m pretty sure the best ride Disney has done in years is re-ridable. But I’ll gladly take their spot the next time around if they don’t think people would like to re-ride.
KevinPage
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Yeah I’ve never done anything like this before in my life. And it’s been not only loads of FUN & a unique experience (being in parks that early, taking to other guests and CM’s), but I’ve been able to ride one of the greatest attractions in existence multiple times.
Count me in when Disney wants to open another ride of this stature in my backyard
disneygeek90
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Extended downtime? They’ve been at 29 for a while.
KevinPage
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DarkMetroid567
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And to that I say... what??? Lol. People have been re-riding the 90 second Peter Pan Over and over again since WDW opened. So I’m pretty sure the best ride Disney has done in years is re-ridable. But I’ll gladly take their spot the next time around if they don’t think people would like to re-ride.
Maybe the more thrilling attractions, like Space, Everest, Tower, or Coaster.
I mean, really think about it. Is the 8-year-old from China or Brazil who doesn’t care about Star Wars really going to want to ride Rise again over Toy Story Mania?
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