Oh I had no idea what that title under her name meant. I'm not dumb lolUmmm do you know she is a moderator of the boards?
It is just funny to me almost all of her replies are basically telling children to shut up and stay focused
Oh I had no idea what that title under her name meant. I'm not dumb lolUmmm do you know she is a moderator of the boards?
That is probably why I was given (by other posters) my username way back when.Oh I had no idea what that title under her name meant. I'm not dumb lol
It is just funny to me almost all of her replies are basically telling children to shut up and stay focused
Now, get back on topic, @The Mom .That is probably why I was given (by other posters) my username way back when.
Now, get back on topic,….and get your elbows off the table
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He thinks they should have included Dr. Facilier.
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He thinks they should have included Dr. Facilier.
Would love to see this footage... hoping this means the water becomes lit up like that concept artI'm happy to report that this did make the final cut, but is not working correctly at the moment. The entire waterfall/50-foot drop light up as well, which is a bonus from what I was expecting. It's currently not timed correctly, but I'll be sure to post a video as soon as it is. My eyes lit up seeing it and I am very happy it made the final plan.
The logs were not changedDoes anyone think they might have tried to adjust the shape of the ride vehicles to lessen the soaking factor?
I know nothing about this (am not a water log engineer and never played one on TV). I know only that log rides in general seem to vary in amount of water that hits riders.
I’m hoping to ride Tiana’s later this year, but my wife and kids avoid water rides because they don’t like feeling soggy.
The logs don’t look changed to me, but the soak factor is determined by the weight of the log and the angle of the ‘scoop’ on the front. If they wanted to lessen the splash, they would’ve needed to lighten the logs somehow as well as sharpen the angle of the scoop to ‘push’ the water away from riders rather than towards them. Nothing obvious visually seems to have been done, but who knows, they may have sanded the logs to adjust the scoop or found a way to internally lighten them.Does anyone think they might have tried to adjust the shape of the ride vehicles to lessen the soaking factor?
I know nothing about this (am not a water log engineer and never played one on TV). I know only that log rides in general seem to vary in amount of water that hits riders.
I’m hoping to ride Tiana’s later this year, but my wife and kids avoid water rides because they don’t like feeling soggy.
I mentioned this a while ago (over 100 pages back), do we have any indication what song plays in the Laughin Place yet?Gotcha so now we are at:
On the way to mill house: Down in New Orleans
Mill house and to Slippin Falls: Almost There
How do you do?: Gonna take you there
Laughin Place: ???
Lift & Drop: Dig a little deeper
On the way to the finale: ???
Finale: Original PJ Morton song
Maelstrom was often a walk-onI dont understand why people keep thinking this. Does anyone plan on riding it more than they rode Splash? Splash certainly didnt need a VQ or ILL
just speculation so far,,,,I watched a splash video the other day and had forgotten just how much show space, depth and intricate detail was down there, it was incredible.....I just hope they didn't block off/fill all this in, and have actually used it in the same way in terms of the infrastructure of it.I mentioned this a while ago (over 100 pages back), do we have any indication what song plays in the Laughin Place yet?
No it was near the briar patch when Splash opened. It didn't have a critter name though so it was just a random house.Is that Brer Bear’s old mailbox?
the demand for Splash was not the same as the demand for MaelstromMaelstrom was often a walk-on
Did I say it was? I’m not sure what point you are trying to make so not sure how ti respond.the demand for Splash was not the same as the demand for Maelstrom
Guardians Tower didn't change demand outside of the first half a year. Once the attraction has been open awhile, wait times returned to what they were with TOT.Did I say it was? I’m not sure what point you are trying to make so not sure how ti respond.
I’m against it, but I can’t deny the numbers - adding an IP and a retheme does change the popularity. See Maelstrom, Guardians tower, and Incredicoaster.
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