PiratesMansion
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Raya was a gorgeous looking movie let down by one of the worst scripts in studio history.
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Yeah still not sure how I felt about it. I haven’t been fully focusing on movies lately. I did the same with Luca but it was a little easier to follow along for someone “multi tasking.”
Rich T
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Mickey’s giant face on Pixar Pal Around is a stroke of Imagineering brilliance.
But, hey, I’m glad you like it. The place is at least energetic. I personally think the Classic Mickey theme they started then abandoned was a better direction. And, boy, I miss California Screamin’s wonderful music...compared to...
Jack Jack! Where’s Jack Jack???? There he is! Oh no! Jack Jack! Cookie Num-num! Cookie freakin’ num-num, Jack Jack!!!!!
I swear its the first time a ride actually made me despise a movie franchise I used to love.
Sharon&Susan
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Huh thought Mickey's Polo Team was already on Disney+. Guess not.
Rich T
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What does the sign say?
1HAPPYGHOSTHOST
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It says we're trying hard to find an attractive way to cover up an ugly concrete box.
Sharon&Susan
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Happy fourth of July everybody!
waltography
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This takes me back to vPyro days! Do people still make fireworks shows like the ones from RCT3 in Planet Coaster?
Rich T
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The firework shows In Planco (in default mode) are created using a display sequencer board object, and don’t have to be triggered by rides.Not really… I could never figure out Mix Master, but everyone who was into RCT3 pyro says the Planco system sucks. It uses a “trigger” system that attaches to tracked rides. Having used that system just for dark ride effects, I can confirm it’s awful.
By the way, are you interested in Planco? I can invite you to some Discord servers with a ton of old members from SGW/Atari Forums
Personally, I really like the trigger system for ride effects; I’ve had decent results.
But I do agree that both ststems could be more intuitive.
Rich T
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Yes, but not in great numbers. I think most players have decided they’d rather use the time and processing power on coasters.
The Console Edition, however, does have preset drag-and-drop firework routines, which makes it all a whole lot easier!
waltography
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Ah, that's a shame. Love to hear there's still a community over on Discord though! I haven't gotten around to getting Planco but I may take you up on the Discord invite later when I cave and get a copy.Not really
By the way, are you interested in Planco? I can invite you to some Discord servers with a ton of old members from SGW/Atari Forums
waltography
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Makes sense; even back then vPyro was a smaller community than the more general RCT3 forums (I myself had a lot easier time keeping interest in making parks and rides than fireworks showsYes, but not in great numbers. I think most players have decided they’d rather use the time and processing power on coasters.
The Console Edition, however, does have preset drag-and-drop firework routines, which makes it all a whole lot easier!
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BasiltheBatLord
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Everyone has probably seen the news about standby pass at DLP this morning. 95% sure it will come to DLR at some point.
For reference, the standby pass system has been in operation in Tokyo for several months now. Not sure if what DLP/other parks are doing is different or not, but in Tokyo it's essentially mandatory fastpass for an attraction where they close the standby line, making it impossible to ride an attraction unless you have a pass for it on your phone. Standby passes are limited (attractions can and will run out), only allowed one ride per day (unless the attraction goes out of standby pass mode, which often happens at the beginning and end of the day) and the line isn't any faster when you actually get there, it's often still normal wait times (up to 45 mins).
For reference, the standby pass system has been in operation in Tokyo for several months now. Not sure if what DLP/other parks are doing is different or not, but in Tokyo it's essentially mandatory fastpass for an attraction where they close the standby line, making it impossible to ride an attraction unless you have a pass for it on your phone. Standby passes are limited (attractions can and will run out), only allowed one ride per day (unless the attraction goes out of standby pass mode, which often happens at the beginning and end of the day) and the line isn't any faster when you actually get there, it's often still normal wait times (up to 45 mins).
BuzzedPotatoHead89
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And these “Disney Premiere Accesses” passes are paid, correct? Apparently it’s like an additional $9-17 per person per ride at DLP.
Which seems insane given the current price of admission, but nothing is surprising anymore.
Californian Elitist
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If they introduce that buffoonery here, I will scale back my visits even more. Wish I would pay extra money to get on rides.
Stevek
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My guess is that it comes to WDW first....hopefully after our trip later this year. Assuming $15/ride, that's $60 a ride for a family of 4, 5 rides per day across 6 days...that's $1800 added to the cost of our trip.
I don't have an issue with the virtual queue being used on some rides but no way I'm paying beyond what we already did for MaxPass.