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News Tron coaster coming to the Magic Kingdom

Disney Analyst

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Have you ridden Hagrids? That thing will put a smile on your face everytime and it isn't a huge coaster but it has tricks with the launches which make the ride. A simple launch coaster seems a little like a one trick pony.
Side note - I never looked at the specs for RnRC but 1:08? Really. OK I rode it 12 in a row one morning with no wait because I like it but it seems longer to my brain.

Looked at the wiki and RnRC is listed at 1:22 there

I timed a video of the coaster. If I included the long wait before the launch and the crawl back to unload it probably would have come in round 1:35
 

J4546

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i hadnt even thought of the contraversy around how many people wont be able to ride this ride because of obesity...its gonna get messy i bet
 

rle4lunch

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Absimilliard

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Scroll down a bit and there is a good photo.

Thank you for quoting my website! Two trains in Shanghai are equipped with the TAV and the operators receive a message on their console when a TAV is coming up next. I rode the ride in the TAV and it was forceless, but you were able to see the sets and effects a lot better.
 

Mike S

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They chose it and cloned it??? They didn't design the system or the ride but it does have that "disney touch" evident since NFL
Just like mine train I can't give it a pass.
Disney wanted to make a ride about riding a Lightcycle like in the movies. To make that ride safe with restraints it has certain requirements. It’s not their fault. At least they have a few sit down seats available. Not everything will always be available to everyone.
 

Absimilliard

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Disney wanted to make a ride about riding a Lightcycle like in the movies. To make that ride safe with restraints it has certain requirements. It’s not their fault. At least they have a few sit down seats available. Not everything will always be available to everyone.

Disney had the vehicles modified to make it more comfortable and accessible than the standard Vekoma Motorbike. This is a photo of Booster Bike, the prototype one at Toverland.

heide-park-toverland-132.jpg


You have to squeeze between the front pad and back rest. Then, you have to place your knees in the right spot and pull the handles to squeeze your legs and back enough for it to register as locked. Its also much shorter than the TRON Lightcycles and will hurt your knees if you're tall.
 

Basil of Baker Street

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Disney had the vehicles modified to make it more comfortable and accessible than the standard Vekoma Motorbike. This is a photo of Booster Bike, the prototype one at Toverland.

heide-park-toverland-132.jpg


You have to squeeze between the front pad and back rest. Then, you have to place your knees in the right spot and pull the handles to squeeze your legs and back enough for it to register as locked. Its also much shorter than the TRON Lightcycles and will hurt your knees if you're tall.
I'm not going to be a fan of that.
 

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