Never plan a trip around a ride opening unless you have plenty of leeway.I'm literally planning my 2021 trip around this ride. Hoping for June 2021.
Never plan a trip around a ride opening unless you have plenty of leeway.I'm literally planning my 2021 trip around this ride. Hoping for June 2021.
I don't understand the heavy reliance on trim brakes in applications like this ride. Seems like bad design to create a roller-coaster that has to come to a full stop in order to safely navigate the course.
It's a hefty trim brake. It's a block section so it can stop if needed but from all the videos I've seen it's a noticeable slowdown.Wait, so the train comes to a complete stop after the outdoor portion? I thought it was just a trim brake (slowing but not stopping).
Never plan a trip around a ride opening unless you have plenty of leeway.
... and by "leeway" you mean that you can extend your trip by up to a year.![]()
For those that have ridden it, what is the thrill level? Expedition Everest is basically my limit.
I can't seem to find any photos of the Tron ride building in Shanghai other than top-down satellite images. Anyone know where I might find one?
Awesome! These are great pictures. Thanks for sharing them- helps me get a better idea of what we’re getting at MK!
Thank you for posting these! I would love to visit Shanghai Disneyland one day. I do love the look of this Tomorrowland. It reminds me of places you'd see in Star Trek or Xandar in Guardians.
They could but it is not what they are building.Has anyone put forth the idea that they can camoflage the show building by using visuals from the Tomorrowland movie? It would blend Space Mountain in with Tron.
Shame, it would fit in looking at it from the Contemporary or from the ferry boats and probably the barnstormer.They could but it is not what they are building.
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