Dragonrider1227
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Yeah, my thought exactly. If my dad could record the ride back in 1990, I don't consider it that DARK a rideUmmm there are alot of lights and sparkly things in there.
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tare
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Nope agreed!!!Yeah, my thought exactly. If my dad could record the ride back in 1990, I don't consider it that DARK a ride
ToyStoryMiss
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It's very true! Not only do they pull you out before the drop, but look who is waiting for you on the other side:
You may not want to schedule this with your Fastpass+!
or maybe this..
unkadug
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Dark ride is a type of carnival attraction...it doesn't mean that it has to be dark.Yeah, my thought exactly. If my dad could record the ride back in 1990, I don't consider it that DARK a ride
From Wiki:
A dark ride is an indoor amusement ride where riders in guided vehicles travel through specially lit scenes that typically contain animation, sound, music, and special effects.
A dark ride does not have to be dark. They are enclosed, so all illumination is artificial, and most use special lighting to achieve theatrical effects. Selective use of darkness helps hide the ride mechanisms and increase the visual drama of the experience. Disney's "It's a Small World" is an example of a brightly lit dark ride.
A dark ride does not have to be dark. They are enclosed, so all illumination is artificial, and most use special lighting to achieve theatrical effects. Selective use of darkness helps hide the ride mechanisms and increase the visual drama of the experience. Disney's "It's a Small World" is an example of a brightly lit dark ride.
Dragonrider1227
Well-Known Member
Ah, I get it