you can beat your little smiley head on the brick wall all you want. to me they were just numbers and a simple question that wasnt directed at you in the first place
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Toy Story Mania Problems
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you can beat your little smiley head on the brick wall all you want. to me they were just numbers and a simple question that wasnt directed at you in the first place
Well about 6 months ago Disney opened up a refurbed attraction that was only about 90% complete and all hell broke loose. I can't imagine why they are being so tight lipped on this one.
007mickey
Well-Known Member
Am I missing something here...I thought keeping ride details "secret" was part of hyping up an attraction? I really don't want details, just a general idea of what the attracation is and Disney has given that. I guess I'm alone on this but I don't want to read in-depth details about a new or refurbed attraction, I want to experience first hand. I have purposely not read all the info/opinions on SSE (seems like that was a good idea from certain comments), I'd rather it be a surprise. It's good to know a little, see what the buzz is all about but if I know every little thing about a new/refurb attraction, it kinda takes away from the experience...in my opinion.
joel_maxwell
Permanent Resident of EPCOT
you nailed it... and didnt they ban camera's and video for the last half of the rehab. merf, you gotta pick a side here.Well about 6 months ago Disney opened up a refurbed attraction that was only about 90% complete and all hell broke loose. I can't imagine why they are being so tight lipped on this one.
kingdaniel97
New Member
That sucks, so you'll have to wait, side note, what park are you stationed in most of the time?
Mr.EPCOT
Active Member
I'm a concierge Cast Member at the Contemporary.
Any word on if the AP previews will also be rescheduled?
degunter
Member
AP Preview Guesstimates on Wait Times
Does anyone have a good guesstimate as how long the wait times will be for TSM, if they hold the AP Previews on Saturday May 10?
I was hoping to get there at opening, but will be spending time with my family at Epcot until the mid-afternoon and then am going to head over to DHS to try it out. But am curious how long people think the wait times will be on the first day of previews, assuming there are no major problems.
Any ideas?
Thanks.
Does anyone have a good guesstimate as how long the wait times will be for TSM, if they hold the AP Previews on Saturday May 10?
I was hoping to get there at opening, but will be spending time with my family at Epcot until the mid-afternoon and then am going to head over to DHS to try it out. But am curious how long people think the wait times will be on the first day of previews, assuming there are no major problems.
Any ideas?
Thanks.
nibblesandbits
Well-Known Member
Couldn't agree more.Well about 6 months ago Disney opened up a refurbed attraction that was only about 90% complete and all hell broke loose. I can't imagine why they are being so tight lipped on this one.
JennyTablina
Member
I imagine they wont postpone the AP previews unless its really serious. Considering its another 2 weeks away yet, I'm pretty sure that time frame is there as a measure to make sure it's at least ready by May 10th
That said I suspect a postponement will happen if its not fixed the week before or something
That said I suspect a postponement will happen if its not fixed the week before or something
hauntdmansion79
Active Member
I completely agree with you. I made a point not to read anything about the Haunted Mansion refurb and I was so glad I didn't because it made it so much more exciting when I rode it. I also didn't read about Spaceship Earth and again, was glad I experienced it first in person and not through a post (even though a warning about how bad the descent is would have soften the blow). On the other hand I did read and watched videos about Everest, Pirates, and the new Grand Fiestas Tour before I went and it didn't make them as exciting and fun, and I wished I hadn't. So it makes a big difference. I will say that it depends on the scale of the attraction or refurb as to whether I'll spoil it or not. Also if you're not going to WDW for a long long time, you might not be able to wait it out for that long.
WDWmom64055
New Member
Ah, give it some time. Life will take care of that problem for you! I'm edging up on those years where I'll be able to hide my own Easter Eggs. Ya'll could paint me a picture and, with all the nonsense that rattles around in this brain of mine day-to-day, by the time I get there it will all be new to me.
Who says getting old doesn't have it's advantages! :ROFLOL:
disneydata
Well-Known Member
An email was sent out to the Studios leadership team (and I got it) since it was only a Studios Cast Preview. This is probably due to the fact that they haven't completed the required 72-hour cycle. All new rides have to cycle for 3 days (day and night) without any issues which is the current problem. Last I heard it was not done and there have been some problems they can't or don't know how to fix yet. Anyone not associated to the project is not allowed to ride until after it is completed.
It could (and probably will) still be done by AP previews which is why they're holding off cancelling it. Once it opens for AP previews, the lines will probably be VERY long unless you get there early. Even after it officially opens, it's expected to have the longest wait at DHS for a while, including Coaster.
It could (and probably will) still be done by AP previews which is why they're holding off cancelling it. Once it opens for AP previews, the lines will probably be VERY long unless you get there early. Even after it officially opens, it's expected to have the longest wait at DHS for a while, including Coaster.