peter11435
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It also opened over a year later than originally planned and announced.Test Track when it first opened was down more than it was up when it first opened.
It also opened over a year later than originally planned and announced.Test Track when it first opened was down more than it was up when it first opened.
oh, yes, true!It also opened over a year later than originally planned and announced.
I always put my sunglasses on before going down the drop.Whoa! You gotta be ABSOLUTELY clear…the AA’s may be technically advanced, (and judging by the B mode and sensor malfunctions even THAT is still questionable), the ride itself is NOT…
The optics for this is sooooooo bad…Bob is wearing sunglasses…I guess he really DOES love the Timbuk 3 song “The future’s So Bright, I Gotta Wear Shades”
What a dumpster fire…
I've seen no indication the double hill was taken out. There are 2 drops in the dark, the first is straight down and the second has the two hills.Test Track also opened, what, an entire year after its initial opening date. I remember that TT’s multiple issues were what enabled Horizons to stay open a bit longer, as it would give FW East three pavilions instead of just Ellen and Wonders.
But then again, it was a brand new system that Disney designed from scratch. The computers onboard each car would hiccup and not know where the others were, which led to two of them colliding
They also used off-the-shelf tires, but something about the rubber composition did not work with the stresses the ride placed on them, which led to them bursting after prolonged use…Disney contracted Goodyear to make specialized tires for them.
Again though this is all moot, when you consider that TBA was an established ride system that was untouched. (As far as I can tell, although it does look like the old camel hump during the drop into the laughin’ place isn’t there anymore in every video I’ve seen. Can anyone confirm?)
I don't know for sure but I am willing to bet, the only things original in Tiana is the physical track and the physical logs.Test Track also opened, what, an entire year after its initial opening date. I remember that TT’s multiple issues were what enabled Horizons to stay open a bit longer, as it would give FW East three pavilions instead of just Ellen and Wonders.
But then again, it was a brand new system that Disney designed from scratch. The computers onboard each car would hiccup and not know where the others were, which led to two of them colliding
They also used off-the-shelf tires, but something about the rubber composition did not work with the stresses the ride placed on them, which led to them bursting after prolonged use…Disney contracted Goodyear to make specialized tires for them.
Again though this is all moot, when you consider that TBA was an established ride system that was untouched. (As far as I can tell, although it does look like the old camel hump during the drop into the laughin’ place isn’t there anymore in every video I’ve seen. Can anyone confirm?)
It had tons of issues (I know cause I got evaced my very first ride) but it wasn’t THIS bad.FEA had tons of issues and wasn't fully reliable until a few months after opening.
I would be pleasantly surprised if this was sorted by Friday.
When you only have 12ish actual figures and the rest are essentially stuffed animals, this many of them having problems is a bad look, previews or not
- Timoleon isn’t swaying back and forth in the zydeco scene
- Zydeco Tiana is frozen except for her mouth
- Rara Louis’ mouth is broken
- PawPaw’s hand is still broken
- Mama Odie says her next line while the “Tiny! Tiny! Tiny! Tiny…” echo from the last line plays
- Fog on the dip-drop seems to be off
- Cocomelon Odie before the drop activates only when the log is past her
- Big drop Mama Odie can’t move her left arm
- I think the ghost of Br’er Rabbit truly killed finale Tiana because she’s still not moving still
- Ralphie’s right arm is stuck down
- Finale Louis’ mouth is stuck open
- Finale Timoleon isn’t swaying either
- Mama Odie is paralyzed from the neck down
Sunglasses on drop = eating pizza with a knife and forkI always put my sunglasses on before going down the drop.
Not bad pricing. Obviously depends on portion size and quality but that's pretty cheap...The new menu featuring Tiana-inspired items is now available at Golden Oak Outpost.
Here is a look at the menu and prices:
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Disney management making bad decisions?FWIW, it doesn't have "so many issues." It's largely just one issue that they can't seem to solve.
We don't know what THIS bad yet. It's not several months out from opening. In fact, it hasn't even opened yet.It had tons of issues (I know cause I got evaced my very first ride) but it wasn’t THIS bad.
I've been distancing myself from online discussions about this attraction—and others—because sometimes you need to experience things firsthand. Reading all the negativity only makes it unnecessarily worse. All kidding aside, it's better to form your own opinions based on your experiences.I hate the internet
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