HairyChest
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Forget all that, let's focus on the real issue at hand. When will space 220 open? That is the red button
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Don't bother.
jt has been promoting the idea that BGs will be used just about at all parks for all attractions. Without any proof that's where Disney is headed. That's what jt means by "IMO."
jt04
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Yes! and Yes. But I don't think it will be all attractions. And we are at least 3 to 5 years away from such a system IMO.
jt04
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We will know soon. Hopefully.
jt04
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RaiseTheShields
Active Member
So, in your opinion, you think they’re going to work all of the bugs out and the ride will become reliable? Soon? That’s funny.
TrainsOfDisney
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They should have just used the spider man / transformers ride system. That seems to actually work and uses an elevator / lift system.
RaiseTheShields
Active Member
What about a drop with motion base? That’s a sore subject for the ride. Amongst other things.
Admittedly I don’t know anything about the two rides you mentioned. Low-level stuff like what park has these rides.
lazyboy97o
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I doubt Disney would ever use anything like it since it is so identified with Universal.
Jumping back a bit, Maters is a marriage of two rides, Whips and Crazy Daisys/Cuddle Ups Someone thought that the latter were not running today and that is not true. While there are no longer any 3 or 4 turntable versions, 2 turn table versions still exist; New Hampshire has two of them:
StoryLand‘s Alice’s Tea Cups;
Canobie Lake’s Crazy Cups
As a child I went to both parks every summer, I was incredibly disappointed in MKs tea cups when I rode them as they were too slow and didn’t whip around like I was accustomed to.
StoryLand‘s Alice’s Tea Cups;
Canobie Lake’s Crazy Cups
As a child I went to both parks every summer, I was incredibly disappointed in MKs tea cups when I rode them as they were too slow and didn’t whip around like I was accustomed to.
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1HAPPYGHOSTHOST
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You obviously don't know Disneyland
jt04
Well-Known Member
Reliable enough to observe if BGs are long term or a temporary workaround.
HongKongFooy
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Once he proved reliable I was a Lee stan.
And I was a stan of Stan Lee
By the why this isn't the same "Lee" who posted years back that California Adventure was a superior park to Disney Sea,.....is it?
jt04
Well-Known Member
Not likely.
tirian
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Are you sure WDW only used BGs for half of one day? I thought they needed it for their entire “grand opening” period of about two weeks.
If that’s the case, the land’s opening was a bust on both coasts.
tirian
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I agree there’s no proof of that, but the idea IS close to the original intent of NextGen. “Schedule your whole day like excursions, dining, and entertainment on the DCL.” That was the sales pitch.
(We’ve discussed FP+ and ops procedures and reality and all that stuff ad nauseam. There’s no reason for me to bring them up in an unrelated thread.)
tirian
Well-Known Member
Definitely not.
The old "are you saying" fallacy...
Then Train catches correctly how the wording was changed.
Then likewise notes that the JT beloved BG system revealed little interest in the land at opening.
Followed by Penguin noting what it was always about.
MerlinTheGoat
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Glad someone else said it first, JT is engaging in revisionism. Similarly to how he continues to behave when replying to marni1971, jt consistently pulled the same "will wait for an actual trustworthy source" crap in response to Lee as well. This continued until Lee finally stopped posting here.
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