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The Sorcerer's Apprentice, Season 7: Fantasmic Journeys [CONCLUDED!]
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MickeyWaffleCo.
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GAH! Hope it starts again!
Mickeynerd17
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Accurate.Mickeynerd if they don't reopen before the day is done:
Mickeynerd17
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Thanks, I hope so too!
Everyone's sitting in the queue, but it's only been like 16 min, so we'll see what happens.
Fingers crossed!!!
Mickeynerd17
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Thanks!!!
A couple groups have left the queue now, but most people are camped in here. This ride has been operating perfectly all day until now. Groan.
Mickeynerd17
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We're moving again!
NateD1226
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I wish you good luck @Mickeynerd17!!
The last time I got on the ride was in January 2020 and I never actually completed the experience. We got stuck in the queue, then made it on the ride. Then about halfway through, we got evacuated. We came back around an hour later and got straight on only to get stuck and evacuated once again. The odds were not in my favor...
The last time I got on the ride was in January 2020 and I never actually completed the experience. We got stuck in the queue, then made it on the ride. Then about halfway through, we got evacuated. We came back around an hour later and got straight on only to get stuck and evacuated once again. The odds were not in my favor...
Disney were able to create a traveling theater attraction that guided two sets of six literal theater sized ride vehicles through multiple rooms and show scenes all via a guide wire in the floor. It was partially powered by solar panels on its roof, and the vehicles themselves were contactless charged with batteries in the floor of the main turntable. It was appallingly complex. And it worked. Beautifully.
In 1982.
In 2021 Rise of the Resistance breaks down every day.
MickeyWaffleCo.
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Forgive me for my lack of Epcot knowledge, but was this Universe of Energy?
D Hulk
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That seems perfectly in-character for the Star Wars franchise.Disney were able to create a traveling theater attraction that guided two sets of six literal theater sized ride vehicles through multiple rooms and show scenes all via a guide wire in the floor. It was partially powered by solar panels on its roof, and the vehicles themselves were contactless charged with batteries in the floor of the main turntable. It was appallingly complex. And it worked. Beautifully.
In 1982.
In 2021 Rise of the Resistance breaks down every day.
1980: The Empire Strikes Back
2019: The Rise of Skywalker
Orange Cat
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DisneyLand Canada Update https://forums.wdwmagic.com/threads/disneyland-canada-ongoing.971476/
Yes it was!!!
Mickeynerd17
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Alright, I got through all of RotR with no issues. Despite the breakdown, all the effects were working including the Kylo animatronic, so no B modes. Here's my review:
Initial thoughts:
HOLY... COW
RotR is INSANE. This is what happens when they shove a ton of money into something!?!?!? Geeze. I'll have to plan two days at Hollywood next trip because one ride does NOT do that thing justice. Alright, on to the entire experience:
Virtual Queue/Boarding Groups:
First off, I don't like how the virtual queue forces your entire HWS day to revolve around getting a time. I didn't get in the 7:00 because I was on the wrong page but I did get in the 1:00, but I took a chunk of time while someone else in my party was in line for Slinky to get the boarding pass. I could've used that time to ride something else. Then again, because of spring break crowds I would've only spent more time in a queue, so I'm still mixed on that one.
That said, I completely understand now why they did boarding groups because literally everyone would be in line for that ride. It's just too darn good!
Ride Review (don't worry, no spoilers here!)
The theming is on-par with what an old-school EPCOT omnimover would look like, albeit with modern tech. It honestly look like something you would find at Tokyo.
Ok, I'm about dead right now, I'll finish this probably over the weekend or something after I get home. Got EPCOT tomorrow.
Initial thoughts:
HOLY... COW
RotR is INSANE. This is what happens when they shove a ton of money into something!?!?!? Geeze. I'll have to plan two days at Hollywood next trip because one ride does NOT do that thing justice. Alright, on to the entire experience:
Virtual Queue/Boarding Groups:
First off, I don't like how the virtual queue forces your entire HWS day to revolve around getting a time. I didn't get in the 7:00 because I was on the wrong page but I did get in the 1:00, but I took a chunk of time while someone else in my party was in line for Slinky to get the boarding pass. I could've used that time to ride something else. Then again, because of spring break crowds I would've only spent more time in a queue, so I'm still mixed on that one.
That said, I completely understand now why they did boarding groups because literally everyone would be in line for that ride. It's just too darn good!
Ride Review (don't worry, no spoilers here!)
The theming is on-par with what an old-school EPCOT omnimover would look like, albeit with modern tech. It honestly look like something you would find at Tokyo.
Ok, I'm about dead right now, I'll finish this probably over the weekend or something after I get home. Got EPCOT tomorrow.
tcool123
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During cast previews for the park's reopening they tried standby. Lines were regularly 2 to 4 hours long snaking all the way from Galaxy's Edge into Grand Avenue into Muppet Vision's overflow queue into the backstage area of Grand Avenue and into the basktage area of Battuu multiple times even after the first pre show.
And that was just cast imagine now that Disney is at 45% capacity and fully booked out during Spring Break
I’m really curious what it’s gonna be like when Spider-man opens at DCA.During cast previews for the park's reopening they tried standby. Lines were regularly 2 to 4 hours long snaking all the way from Galaxy's Edge into Grand Avenue into Muppet Vision's overflow queue into the backstage area of Grand Avenue and into the basktage area of Battuu multiple times even after the first pre show.
And that was just cast imagine now that Disney is at 45% capacity and fully booked out during Spring Break
tcool123
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My guess is , if it opens at all, not too bad. DCA has a lot more attractions to spread out capacity than DHS, and CA is more restrictive at theme parks.
If Disney can get away with plexiglass on Spider-Man then they should be able to run with full capacity.
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