Seriously?And some people were saying this was going to be a failure
(although it’s not been ideal either)
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(although it’s not been ideal either)
DarkMetroid567
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And some people were saying this was going to be a failure
In what regard? Demand?
Darth Snips
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So, this is a strange glitch:
I’ve never seen a preshow do this before. It’s kinda funny that even the shadows are flipped.
Does anyone know what could cause this?
I’ve never seen a preshow do this before. It’s kinda funny that even the shadows are flipped.
Does anyone know what could cause this?
My guess would be that there is a mirror off of which the projection travels, and that mirror is.... missing.
J. D.
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They're just big Fred Astaire fans.
Josh Hendy
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Ahh ... the sithhiking ghost effect
britain
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britain
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No, they just put the slide in upside down. This happens at Country Bears from time to time too.
MickeyLuv'r
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And some people were saying this was going to be a failure
I'd never say a ride is going to be a success or a failure until it actually opens and I have seen it for myself. ( I also limit my comments until I have actually been on an attraction at least twice. )
The opening of this ride has not been fully successful; not with all the operational problems it is having.
Indeed, all those problems = I was only able to see this attraction once on my recent visit.
IMO, parts of the ride are interesting, parts of the ride could be better.
One limit of RotR is the length of it. It reminds me a little of Poseidon's Fury. I like PF, but usually I skip it because it takes too long. When RothR finally runs properly, riding it is still going to take a long time.
Second: the yeti. It is still too early to tell, but I am starting to wonder if Kylo isn't going to be the new yeti.
disneygeek90
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I personally think the length is one of the attraction's biggest strength. In far too many rides with a long weight time I can't help but feel a "that's it?" after the 45 second ride is over. There's something different about RotR in that it really gives you time to chew on the experience and take it in. There's enough hustling and bustling during the day as it is. I for one appreciate that this particular attraction can let me stop to smell the roses.
MickeyLuv'r
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Again, I said I enjoy Poseidon's Fury.
Enjoying it is completely irrelevant. A completely predictable response on this forum, but still irrelevant.
Alas though, it doesn't matter. I wasn't trying to convince anyone to agree with me; merely making an observation.
UNCgolf
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How is it irrelevant? You said the length was an issue with the ride and they disagreed and said the length is one of the benefits of the ride.
MickeyLuv'r
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Logistics and immersion are two different things.
Incomudro
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Poseidon's Fury is awful.
RobWDW1971
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CURRENT Poseidon’s Fury is awful with the terrible CGI WWF battle at the end and doors open with exit signs blaring in the “chambers”.
The original attraction was very solid.
I wouldn’t say awful. Dated yes. It has great potential.
But I doubt we’ll see that.
Mike S
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I see great potential as well. The potential of an amazing Legend of Zelda area once they tear the thing down along with the rest of that pretty walkway from Seuss to Potter
wdwtopten
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I like it. It's very epic, is longer than most rides, has live character/actors interacting with the guests, lots of actual pyro, the impressive water tunnel, and looks really cool from the outside. The end has outdated CGI, but other than that I think it is great.