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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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networkpro
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Not a bad morning. No special preparatory gyrations. Refreshed (pulled down) in Slinky line starting at 9:57. About 9:59 and 30 got the join, BG 15 estimated 80 minute wait. May the odds be in your favor.
Down currently - let us know how it goes after your run!
ETA - just started calling again at 10:50am.
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networkpro
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11 to 15 is boarding now but we're in Smugglers line right now.
Probe projection? As in, there's a projection when the probe droid doesn't want to participate in the activities?
Probo is meant to project an image on the wall. It’s been down more than it’s been working. Today it was illuminated but had no image.
Epcot_Imagineer
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Is it really? I might've missed that when I first rode it...
KevinPage
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Are you saying the Join option appeared 30 seconds before 10am and you still only got BG 15?
Do you use time.is ?
Normally all phones are synched to world clock (Disney servers too)
The window did not open until 10am today.
KevinPage
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I was like, wait, what?!?!?!
We’ve heard reports of it being late but never early
Thanks for the clarification
98 is the last group of the night, called around 7pm (10 groups more than yesterday).
Extra note - yesterday and today, groups have been called up to (or slightly past) the new 7pm closing hour. The last several weeks, they have typically stopped calling ~40-60 minutes before closing.
Extra note - yesterday and today, groups have been called up to (or slightly past) the new 7pm closing hour. The last several weeks, they have typically stopped calling ~40-60 minutes before closing.
networkpro
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I don't use a third party internet time source. I work for T-Mobile and our phone time source is stratum 1 using three separate sources: NIST, GPS, and broadcast radio time source. I know a thing or two about this subject as I've installed quite a few of them. Correct time across the network is kind of important for carriers.
How is this sustainable? How is this a good experience? What is the light at the end of the tunnel?
What do you suggest under current conditions?