He's gay. We have intrinsic skills. Also, fifty years ago we all used to watch Soul Train on Saturday afternoon to get the latest dances down before we went out that night.
It's probably more of the Soul Train and less of the intrinsic skills, but at least we try.
I know he’s gay lol. I loved the dancing, it’s just the actual song he was dancing to caught me off guard.He's gay. We have intrinsic skills. Also, fifty years ago we all used to watch Soul Train on Saturday afternoon to get the latest dances down before we went out that night.
It's probably more of the Soul Train and less of the intrinsic skills, but at least we try.
Very smooth, very comfortable. Good, long coaster ride. The highlight is definitely the big reveal when you launch out into the huge show building’s interior. It’s Space Mtn. on a mind-boggling scale. I was a bit disappointed that the many screens provided a bit too much light; I could clearly see the walls, the tracks, the supports, etc. And I don’t think the storyline really adds anything; everyone’s so busy screaming that no one’s paying a lick of attention to the dialogue or the plot points. 
Here's hoping that building two state of the art pseudo-Space Mountains in two years will finally encourage them to finally give the OG version some proper TLC and sprucing up.I caved.
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After 6 months of avoiding WDW and its reservation system, I bought the locals pass last night, made a reservation, and went to Epcot this morning to ride Guardians. And I arrived, on my first visit since 1993, to find their whole app system had gone down and no one could make the 7 AM Guardians reservations!
But the CMs were wonderful and I wound up getting an early morning ride on the new coaster.
It was pretty good, but it’s basically Space Mountain with rotating cars, and I got very motion sick!
I liked it a lot despite the motion sickness. The scariest part was the long, steep set of exit stairs; who is the genius who thought that was a good design move?
And the queue music was wonderful. The whole queue was terrific, but I don’t know how well the lengthy, jokey preshow is going to hold up for repeat rides.
And, as others have said: Excellent ride—Doesn’t belong in Epcot.
Absolutely! And it certainly feels a bit weird that WDW will soon have FOUR coasters that zip around banked turns in big dark show buildings full of lighting effects. I bet nearly everyone who rides Guardians for the first time thinks—as they launch out into the big show building and see that familiar Space-Mountainish starfield—“Oh! We’re doing THAT again!”
And it's not even just WDW. Paris has had three for more than a decade.Absolutely! And it certainly feels a bit weird that WDW will soon have FOUR coasters that zip around banked turns in big dark show buildings full of lighting effects. I bet nearly everyone who rides Guardians for the first time thinks—as they launch out into the big show building and see that familiar Space-Montain-ish starfield--“Oh! We’re doing THAT again!”
Ok, to be fair… It is a lot more exhilarating than a rocking tug.
Though I found the ride effects very familiar-looking, the coaster has a pretty great, well-paced layout. While it doesn’t feel like you’re in space, it does convey a fun sensation of high-speed flight.Space Mountain should absolutely be refurbished under two conditions:
You should charge your phone before you get in that line.
I imagine they're gone. Reportedly the main reason Harmonius is going has little to do with the actual quality of the show and is more because top execs, up to and including Chapek, were mad at just how bad the barges look during the day.
Because they're dumb, yes, and theoretically but they can't even consistently get the WOC nozzles to stay down, so....
Shame; I feel like that should have been among the first hurdles to address once it had been decided what sort of ride they were building.
I'm obviously out of the loop, I had no idea it was that bad out there.
