Cmdr_Crimson
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I Really do hope there is a Tribute to the Earfile Tower somewhere within that area...
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DHS Toy Story Land expansion announced for Disney's Hollywood Studios
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EpcotEric01
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It will go away. Backstage.
I’m hearing around 65-70 seconds.
NelsonRD
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Plan on a 1 minute ride.
spectromagic04
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That might be the case but when riding Slinky it doesn’t feel that short of a ride.
That is what I was expecting, but some CM's from the previews are talking 3 minutes. I'm assuming at the moment they just didn't time it and felt it was longer than it actually is.
spectromagic04
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That is incorrect I know it felt longer than expected, but it was more like around 90ish seconds long. Unless they included the time you wait outside the unload watching Wheezy.
GlacierGlacier
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Just like in the Amazon rainforest with the butterfly wingspan, this ride can range anywhere from 60 seconds to a full minute.
Rteetz
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Yeah I saw CM's say it was the same length at 7DMT.
hpyhnt 1000
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Nice pics!
How long before the Slinky queue gets some umbrellas to provide shade for the outdoor portion? I'm surprised how much of it is completely exposed to the elements, and we know there's ALWAYS going to be a line in that queue. Really no excuse for building it like that.
Indeed, the entire land looks like it's going to be pretty exposed. There's greenery, but almost all of it is at the periphery and will offer little shade to people walking around. And the (overly)wide paths aren't going to help either.
drod1985
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To fit the the scale they could design them to look like those little toothpick cocktail umbrellas stuck in the ground.
Horizons '83
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I do wonder if that is where the exit path is and not the queue. Maybe the majority of the queue is the inside portion?
Horizons '83
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Looks like the Fastpass folks veer right but can't decipher where the standby line starts. Almost looks like the line goes directly inside right of the Dash and Dodge Signage.
You mention the queues, at least from the aerial photos they seem rather small for both attractions considering the expected demand. Unless they are planning on limiting the number of people entering TSL to prevent overcrowding.
ToTBellHop
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That's not how math works.
All that tells us is that there will be abysmally-low hourly capacity like I said many weeks ago. Still struggling to hit 1000 guests per hour.
Oh, dear.
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TJJohn12
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So now that we're seeing the land almost in operation, I'm starting to get concerned over lighting. Between the Tinker Toy spotlights and the Christmas lights above the paths, will there really be enough ambient light in this area at night?
It's something I really disliked about Flik's Fun Fair when I visited DCA - for a "kid's" sections of the park, it felt woefully underlit and almost uninviting/sinister at night. Frankly, I feel the same about the Fantasyland Forest at MK too - it's about the least inviting part of the park after dark.
Here's to hoping that they've focused everything well, but I've not been impressed with similar offerings in the past. Anyhone have any insight into other TSLs on how dark/light they are at night? Do they feel as seedy as Flik's or Fantasyland?
KBLovedDisney
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I like how the shot from a distance looks normal, like everything is the size it is supposed to be...and then you see tiny tiny people walking through the site. Mind blown.
