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Thunder Mountain to close this September and will remain closed through most of 2013
- Thread starter Californian Elitist
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I applaud you for waiting!
Travel Junkie
Well-Known Member
I rode it Sunday during the AP preview and it all looks great. The track is very smooth and at least to me felt a little slower since you aren’t getting jostled around so much. It still has all the same dips and tight turns, just smoother than before. Overall it looks great. In particular the bats and of course the much talked about new final lift hill looks much better in person.
One thing that hasn’t been mentioned is how much better everything sounds. The new explosions can be heard faintly in the load area, while on other parts of the ride, and even on the pathway behind the ride. There appears to be other new ambient audio (or it is just working now) around the mountain. Not only does it look great, it sounds great.
One thing that hasn’t been mentioned is how much better everything sounds. The new explosions can be heard faintly in the load area, while on other parts of the ride, and even on the pathway behind the ride. There appears to be other new ambient audio (or it is just working now) around the mountain. Not only does it look great, it sounds great.
Figments Friend
Well-Known Member
Great to hear.
Big Thunder Mountain is ready for the next 35 years..!
Big Thunder Mountain is ready for the next 35 years..!
George Lucas on a Bench
Well-Known Member
I enjoyed it, including the altered ending. I always liked the original version with the bulging rocks (which I think were stupidly removed from all versions), but I can't deny the new version is pretty awesome. It's also far better than the broken WDW version. It was never one of my favorite attractions, but I can't deny it's a fun time. It's just nice to have it back.