Totally get it. Hanging on to "MGM" has got to be painful, though.
Not weird given the name change is most likely sometime away and could be after toy story land opens.
I think the video is being posted on Wednesday for "Slinky Day." Some blogs received packages teasing an announcement on Wednesday.
Yea, I forgot to spell out that this was a tongue in cheek kind of joke. However, that said, when you bring the kids make sure they don't block the pathway cause the force will not be with them.
Fortunately for them, that pathway looks preeeetttyyy wide. So wide, there's no room for attractions!
Since the ride doesn't travel over any guest area anymore the answer is probably yes.
It did. Disney fudges the wait times to make a ride look popular, or sometimes to actually decrease the amount of people waiting for the ride. I walked on Mine Train during the fireworks two weeks ago. That would have never happened two years ago.
How would this help with those crowds if Pandora didn't put a dent in wait times for 7DMT?
Holy conspiracy theories...
It's true
. You can only wait in so many 150 minute lines that only take you an hour to get through before you start to question things. And it's a smart tactic on their part!
I certainly agree that sometimes the wait times are lower than whats posted but i don't think its to make them look more popular. If anything its a way to get to people to ride other attractions and spread out the crowds a bit.It's true
I've noticed the same thing. On an axis with Barnstormer at one end and EE at the other end, I think this one will be closer to EE. A lot will come down to how fast they run it, which will be largely controlled by how much acceleration comes from the launches. I don't remember having read any solid predictions on what the speed will be (although in 400 pages, I may have missed something).
I agree. Generally it's the latter. I have noticed the former however in the case of the Pandora attractions.
I believe it is more along the lines of customer satisfaction. If it says it's a 30 min wait and you wait 40 minutes people tend to be more upset the. If it's posted as a 50 minute wait and it is only 40 min. Psychology 101. Always error on the side of overestimating. Customers will be happier
It's a combination of all those things. For example, I have waited in line for the Haunted Mansion more than the posted wait times, multiple times, and I've been upset. When the reverse is true for other attractions, I've been very satisfied.
I can only imagine what we could have gotten with the original TSL budget.
Actually it happened in it's second year of existence. During both the nighttime parade (can't speak for the daytime parade) and the fireworks, it was a walk on. You couldn't tell that by the wait time posted which was 45 minutes, but, in actuality it was walk on, ride and walk off.
