DHS Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance

[CM.X777]

Stupid question, but shouldn't the number of vehicles be a multiple of 4?

And doesn't Chapek have more important things to decide than the number of ride vehicles being actively cycled through an attraction?

As others said, just multiple of 2, since that how the vehicles are grouped, in pairs. Tho technically you could add 1 or 3, and run at an odd number, since the way it works from my understanding, once it's over X amount of vehicles the way it refills wouldn't be impacted by an odd number.

Chapek has been annoyingly invested in the day to day going on of GE for a while now from my understanding.

Multiples of two, not four, since that's how they're dispatched.

I also doubt that the ride can run every single vehicle they have. Attractions are built with spares that are kept in reserve, both to swap out malfunctioning vehicles during the day as well as allow long-term maintenance to refurb and replace wear items on them according to maintenance schedules. Work that can't necessarily be done in a single overnight session.

-Rob

True, that's why the fleet is 38 in totally. In reality tho, I don't think Rise will ever really run at the full 36. I can't think of a single attraction that is comparable in the RCS, ie Indy or Racers, that runs at 100% capacity.

 

[WDWTrojan]

Stupid question, but shouldn't the number of vehicles be a multiple of 4?

And doesn't Chapek have more important things to decide than the number of ride vehicles being actively cycled through an attraction?

Honestly the fact people think Chapek is dictating this minutiae is some crazy MickeyViews level of inaccuracy. It's a park Vice President decision, or site President, at best. Chapek is a boogeyman.

 

[CM.X777]

Honestly the fact people think Chapek is dictating this minutiae is some crazy MickeyViews level of inaccuracy. It's a park Vice President decision, or site President, at best. Chapek is a boogeyman.

No, it really is a Chapek level decision. I was surprised myself to learn it went up that high, but it does. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

 

[Mickeyboof]

Who is actually operating the boarding group system? Is there someone watching the queue and manually advancing the # of group called?

 

[MisterPenguin]

Who is actually operating the boarding group system? Is there someone watching the queue and manually advancing the # of group called?

always watching​

 

[DarkMetroid567]

Who is actually operating the boarding group system? Is there someone watching the queue and manually advancing the # of group called?

I wish I could answer this question. I don’t think it’s the leadership of SWGE Attractions or SWGE Guest Flow. Both seemed clueless on opening day, but I never asked them about Who runs the system.

 

[Kram Sacul]

Honestly the fact people think Chapek is dictating this minutiae is some crazy MickeyViews level of inaccuracy. It's a park Vice President decision, or site President, at best. Chapek is a boogeyman.

Also Star Wars is dying, Kathleen Kennedy is behind it all, OT overlays, etc.

Some people will believe anything no matter how dumb it sounds if it fits their narrative and agenda.

 

[Sirwalterraleigh]

Also Star Wars is dying, Kathleen Kennedy is behind it all, OT overlays, etc.

Some people will believe anything no matter how dumb it sounds if it fits their narrative and agenda.

...ok, I’ll take the bait here...

I do agree with you fundamentally that all things are exaggerated/misdirected...especially in the hyper non-reality of disneydom.

But you picked (intentionally - of course) the few examples where the jury is very much out and can’t be dismissed as overreaction as of now.

...it’s something to watch

 

[Mike S]

Also Star Wars is dying, Kathleen Kennedy is behind it all, OT overlays, etc.

Some people will believe anything no matter how dumb it sounds if it fits their narrative and agenda.

I mean, that one did come from @marni1971 so it’s not like it’s baseless BS.

And KK being behind missteps regarding Star Wars? Yeah, that’s kind of what it means when you’re in charge.

 

[rle4lunch]

So I haven't read the last 320 pages since I only rode the ride a week ago, but what's the discussion on how bad Finn and Hux AAs look? That was really the only parts that stuck out at me.

I mean, really, I could see where Finn's neck skin stopped and a big gap between it and his clothes. And hux looked like a Halloween mask.

Don't get me wrong, the ride is 99%awesome. Nothing like it ever done before.

 

[Mike S]

So I haven't read the last 320 pages since I only rode the ride a week ago, but what's the discussion on how bad Finn and Hux AAs look? That was really the only parts that stuck out at me.

I mean, really, I could see where Finn's neck skin stopped and a big gap between it and his clothes. And hux looked like a Halloween mask.

Don't get me wrong, the ride is 99%awesome. Nothing like it ever done before.

I only really ever noticed Finn as Hux is mostly turned away.

 

[M:SpilotISTC12]

So I haven't read the last 320 pages since I only rode the ride a week ago, but what's the discussion on how bad Finn and Hux AAs look? That was really the only parts that stuck out at me.

I mean, really, I could see where Finn's neck skin stopped and a big gap between it and his clothes. And hux looked like a Halloween mask.

Don't get me wrong, the ride is 99%awesome. Nothing like it ever done before.

Would it kill the last Kylo AA to move his legs? It’s the only top half of his body that moves. Just seems a little to stiff for me. But that’s super nit picky.

 

[MisterPenguin]

Would it kill the last Kylo AA to move his legs? It’s the only top half of his body that moves. Just seems a little to stiff for me. But that’s super nit picky.

Considering the AA has no controls for walking ability and stability, yes, it would kill him. You'd have an AA thrashing around on the floor.

 

[RobWDW1971]

Considering the AA has no controls for walking ability and stability, yes, it would kill him. You'd have an AA thrashing around on the floor.

Vs thrashing around standing up?

 

[999th Happy Haunt]

Would it kill the last Kylo AA to move his legs? It’s the only top half of his body that moves. Just seems a little to stiff for me. But that’s super nit picky.

His one leg does move back if I’m not mistaken

 

[JLipnick]

So I haven't read the last 320 pages since I only rode the ride a week ago, but what's the discussion on how bad Finn and Hux AAs look? That was really the only parts that stuck out at me.

I mean, really, I could see where Finn's neck skin stopped and a big gap between it and his clothes. And hux looked like a Halloween mask.

Don't get me wrong, the ride is 99%awesome. Nothing like it ever done before.

I finally experienced RofR this past Saturday and it certainly exceeded my expectations. I had watched full videos of it so I knew the entire ride but it was still unreal. A few thoughts though. watching through the back "window" of the transport was better as it actually showed you being pulled into the hanger of the star destroyer. I really loved the simple extra little touch of passing through the force field and seeing the blue glow pass inside the transport. this then brings me to my only minor disappointment of the ride. I expected (maybe incorrectly) to both hear and feel a slight hum or vibration being I was supposed to be on a ship in space. Now, the only reason I expected this was from my memory of my experience of the Star Trek experience in Vegas years ago. I recall the sensation of being beamed up to the enterprise and immediately feeling the vibration. If that is not the experience on a star destroyer then i expected something incorrectly. anyway, just a minor nit pick.

I agree the general Hux animatronic was awful. the face was unrealistic at best. I absolutely loved the damage done by each blaster shot and especially the damage from the two huge guns on the AT-AT. the timing is perfect making it really seem realistic. I think my favorite scene was the one with the massive rail guns shooting at other ships and seeing the battle outside the force field. I thought that scene was perfect. also the smoothness of the ride vehicles was better than I expected.

all in all, I loved it and can't wait to ride again in March. I just hope they change the method of gaining entry as I don't like having to be at park opening just to even have a chance to ride. with a disabled son who needs a transport wheelchair to get through the parks, it will make it more difficult to do this in March. I wish they would do a combination of FP and boarding groups. Or perhaps they can tweak it so that all members of your party don't all have to be in the park. It is unrealistic of parents with kids with disabilities and also adults with disabilities to always be able to be in the park an hour before opening.

just my $.02.

 

[rle4lunch]

I finally experienced RofR this past Saturday and it certainly exceeded my expectations. I had watched full videos of it so I knew the entire ride but it was still unreal. A few thoughts though. watching through the back "window" of the transport was better as it actually showed you being pulled into the hanger of the star destroyer. I really loved the simple extra little touch of passing through the force field and seeing the blue glow pass inside the transport. this then brings me to my only minor disappointment of the ride. I expected (maybe incorrectly) to both hear and feel a slight hum or vibration being I was supposed to be on a ship in space. Now, the only reason I expected this was from my memory of my experience of the Star Trek experience in Vegas years ago. I recall the sensation of being beamed up to the enterprise and immediately feeling the vibration. If that is not the experience on a star destroyer then i expected something incorrectly. anyway, just a minor nit pick.

I agree the general Hux animatronic was awful. the face was unrealistic at best. I absolutely loved the damage done by each blaster shot and especially the damage from the two huge guns on the AT-AT. the timing is perfect making it really seem realistic. I think my favorite scene was the one with the massive rail guns shooting at other ships and seeing the battle outside the force field. I thought that scene was perfect. also the smoothness of the ride vehicles was better than I expected.

all in all, I loved it and can't wait to ride again in March. I just hope they change the method of gaining entry as I don't like having to be at park opening just to even have a chance to ride. with a disabled son who needs a transport wheelchair to get through the parks, it will make it more difficult to do this in March. I wish they would do a combination of FP and boarding groups. Or perhaps they can tweak it so that all members of your party don't all have to be in the park. It is unrealistic of parents with kids with disabilities and also adults with disabilities to always be able to be in the park an hour before opening.

just my $.02.

Good review. So many great scenes. I was actually awe struck by the size of the hangar once we got off the transport. Disney outdid themselves with the scope of this attraction.

 

[Texas84]

watching through the back "window" of the transport was better as it actually showed you being pulled into the hanger of the star destroyer.

Great tip. I'll check that out next trip. I've only watched the back window during take off.

 

[mergatroid]

And some people were saying this was going to be a failure

 

[marni1971]

And some people were saying this was going to be a failure

Seriously?

(although it’s not been ideal either)