yensidtlaw1969
Well-Known Member
That's . . . my point.Let's be honest though, Alien Encounter had at least a dozen warning signs throughout the queue about the fear level and it not being appropriate for small children... Parents ignored them and then complained thet their precious little pumpkin pie was scared...It was a great attraction and an asset to Tomorrowland...lost because Parents refused to heed the signs and take responsibility for their children.
Disney isn't "hiding the drop" on Tiana's because they know all that would get them is crying children and screaming parents who didn't think the ride would be too intense for their kid. Instead the drop will continue to announce itself plainly at the front of the attraction, allowing any children who aren't up for it to pass before they get on the line. Unlike Alien Encounter, which did not telegraph on the outside how intense the attraction inside would be.
Warning signs aren't enough - you have to show people what they're in for. Disney knows this.