I don't know if this is true, but a cast member told me that they are making haunted mansion a little more thrilling, and are actually putting a staircase scene where a ghost throws you down the staircase and you slide down it in high speeds?
wowI don't know if this is true, but a cast member told me that they are making haunted mansion a little more thrilling, and are actually putting a staircase scene where a ghost throws you down the staircase and you slide down it in high speeds?
I really hope they don't make the Haunted Mansion "thrilling" or containing high speeds. I mean it has always been a family ride, and i would be very upset and surprised if Disney doesnt keep it this way.
I didn't even think about that. Seems very logical. I guess i dont have anything to worry about. Thank You!You have nothing to worry about when it comes to the high speed part. Think about this, the ride vehicles at the HM are all attached together forming a chain. Therefore how can one section of that chain go faster than another section? Simple answer, they cannot.
Does anyone know WHEN in Sept. it will re-open?
I don't know if this is true, but a cast member told me that they are making haunted mansion a little more thrilling, and are actually putting a staircase scene where a ghost throws you down the staircase and you slide down it in high speeds?
However, ironically, on a single LP record, a fixed point on the edge of the disc travels much faster than a point that is closer to the spindle.You have nothing to worry about when it comes to the high speed part. Think about this, the ride vehicles at the HM are all attached together forming a chain. Therefore how can one section of that chain go faster than another section? Simple answer, they cannot.
However, ironically, on a single LP record, a fixed point on the edge of the disc travels much faster than a point that is closer to the spindle.
Seriously. It's travelling a further distance in the same amount of time.
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all i know is i just want it to be open in oct when we are there:sohappy:
However, ironically, on a single LP record, a fixed point on the edge of the disc travels much faster than a point that is closer to the spindle.
Seriously. It's travelling a further distance in the same amount of time.
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