Autopia, Subs, and Matterhorn/Fantasyland
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WEB-SLINGERS vs. burnt out lightbulb at Refreshment Corner.
Pal Mickey would be a more comparable rival to WEB SLINGERS, as they’re both some kind of buyable add-on. Even then, Pal Mickey is the winner here; he interacted with the entire resort rather than a single specific ride and had uses outside of it. Expanded Pal Mickey, or something similar, would have worked well. Imagine if you got a web slinger weapon you could attach to Pal Mickey that would give you hints and tips, as well as an “option” similar to Gradius.WEB SLINGERS has actually decreased my family’s desire to revisit DLR anytime soon.
It makes Ariel’s Adventure look like PotC. Ariel may not be great, but at least it’s not a screen-based toy commercial... that you need reservations for... before being told you need to buy DLC to get a better experience...
BOB$LAND!
Lol. Where is that exactly and what are the three themes of those fences?
It makes Ariel’s Adventure look like PotC.
It’s really that bad!?Unlike Spider-Man Mania, which replaced the superior It's Tough to be a Bug!,
Yeah. It’s not just unimaginative and repetitious, it looks like it was created mainly to sell the expensive Spider-Bot toys. It’s a freaking toy commercial. And then there’s the fact that Disney reseves the “deluxe” ride experience for guests who purchase the expensive arm-toy zapper things.It’s really that bad!?
I rode the ride with and without the arm-toy thing and honestly preferred the experience without the "upgrade". There's more interactivity (open doors, pull/throw things) you can do with the normal webs vs. the blaster. I honestly thought the ride was pretty fun overall.Yeah. It’s not just unimaginative and repetitious, it looks like it was created mainly to sell the expensive Spider-Bot toys. It’s a freaking toy commercial. And then there’s the fact that Disney reseves the “deluxe” ride experience for guests who purchase the expensive arm-toy zapper things.
It’s possibly the most cynical, greed-driven thing Disney’s built since DCA 1.0.
Would you compare it to midway mania?I rode the ride with and without the arm-toy thing and honestly preferred the experience without the "upgrade". There's more interactivity (open doors, pull/throw things) you can do with the normal webs vs. the blaster. I honestly thought the ride was pretty fun overall.
Thanks for that perspective. I can’t get past the Spiderbot Commercial nature of its design (not to mention the lost opportunities of what else could have been done with a Spiderman ride...cripes...), but it’s good to hear the other side. The fun factor, after all, is a huge part of the mix.I rode the ride with and without the arm-toy thing and honestly preferred the experience without the "upgrade". There's more interactivity (open doors, pull/throw things) you can do with the normal webs vs. the blaster. I honestly thought the ride was pretty fun overall.
Yes, similar in the sense you go from screen to screen shooting things and both make my arms tired haha. The screens on webslingers look fantastic and the hand tracking works really well. Hard for me to rank one over the other but I'm more of a Toy Story fan in general so would probably rank that one as a tiny bit more fun for me.Would you compare it to midway mania?
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