BrerFoxesBayouAdventure
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I'm not that big a fan of Star Wars.
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News Tiana's Bayou Adventure - latest details and construction progress
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BagOfGroceries
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Railway actually did open in 2020. March 4th, a few days before everything went to crap.
That’s my opinion too. One of my favorite jokes is how Last Jedi being the best in the trilogy simply isn’t saying much.
Happy for a reliable partner to be involved.
FettFan
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From what I’ve heard, it’s pretty spectacular….when it actually works.
If what I’ve heard is correct, because of all the different systems that have to be synchronized in order to operate as designed, RotR is the least reliable Disney ride that’s ever been built…
Which means…
When judging by that metric…
RotR is actually worse than Superstar Limo.
BrerFoxesBayouAdventure
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From what I’ve heard, it’s pretty spectacular….when it actually works.
If what I’ve heard is correct, because of all the different systems that have to be synchronized in order to operate as designed, RotR is the least reliable Disney ride that’s ever been built…
Which means…
When judging by that metric…
RotR is actually worse than Superstar Limo.
I've been on it at least 3 times and it just didn't grab me. The one thing I really like though is the animatronic of that one alien in the ship.
I think Flying Saucers, Rocket Rods or Indiana Jones sitll take that cake as far as actual reliability/downtime as designed.
Timber!!
LittleBuford
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Ratatouille Adventure isn’t lousy.
LittleBuford
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You would have to argue the same for pretty much any attraction. (It isn’t true anyway, since one always sees something new with every reride.)
I don’t understand what you’re aiming at with this bizarre line of reasoning.
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Found the reason...
Also, he's ridden it more than once...so even he didn't take his own suggestion that is ride-once ride.
LittleBuford
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I’m not a big Star Wars fan either, but I recognise a ride (and a good one at that!) when I see it.
Phicinfan
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I am NOT a Star Wars fan, in fact I am a HUGE Trekie. That being said, I can't ignore what a great ride and experience Rise is.
BrerFoxesBayouAdventure
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I was with family the second two times and got roped into going on it.
James Alucobond
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Your sacrifice will be remembered for generations to come.
BrerFoxesBayouAdventure
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bcoachable
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Haven’t seen in person- to the boots on the ground:
How is the forced perspective of the water tower with the mountain in the back working??
ALSO- are their any imagineers/designers with a few years under their belt assisting with this project (to eliminate “already learned mistakes in theme park design”)?
How is the forced perspective of the water tower with the mountain in the back working??
ALSO- are their any imagineers/designers with a few years under their belt assisting with this project (to eliminate “already learned mistakes in theme park design”)?
Is it really supposed to be forced perspective to begin with?
They're not trying to make that hill look like a mountain, are they?
We all agree there are no ""mountains"" in the NOLA area. It seems this hill is the size of the hill it needs to be and the water tower is the size of a water tower (esp. one from the early 20th century).
Have you actually checked the rats for lice, tho?
dmw
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shhhh!!!! don't tell anyone.