At least they didn't call it 'cement'!
Good question. I'm certain you can decline and they will just find someone behind you to take the regular seat. I think they will be in high demand though.
I kind of wonder how being in an area so densely packed with experiences of a similar intensity will impact it. Probably doesn’t have much to do with the current VQ situation, but with Flight of Passage, if it’s full to bursting, it’s a long trek to anything else that might sate your desire for thrill. In the case of World Discovery, you can simultaneously evaluate three thrill options from one courtyard.
Just experience with Kings Island opening Orion, the coaster next to it has had increased popularity, both have the same height requirements. Space Mtn & Tron may have different height requirements, so smaller guests may have an option while taller guests are in line.
While I think those plans are possible (and super cool!) I think it's highly unlikely that an onstage Resort cast member would have seen anything related to imagineering in their break room. They may have heard something through the grapevine. While each park has an on-site imagineering trailer, it's entirely separate from where an onstage cast member would take their breaks. They also drill IP/asset security into our (cast members) heads on a constant basis. An imagineer would never be so careless as to leave that much valuable, unannounced info out in the open. Policy is to keep hard copies in a locked safe unless you're actively using them!
That's a legit worry of mine. I fear I'll be bombing out on this ride because I won't be able to get a HA seat in a reasonable time frame. I can barely do FoP as it is. This one looks impossible without a traditional seat for me. Hope I'm wrong though.
My bad, I guess it’s more like 2000 not 2400. Curse whoever was peddling 2400!
Dagnabbit!
Barnacles!
DAK CM here. The excavator coaster was one of the original plans for dinoland, and it's quite possible they could bring it back. Lord knows we need SOMETHING to kick out Dino-Rama. That section was an Eisner band-aid from the start. The stupid carnival games and lack of shade cheapen the entire park. Based on guest popularity, Pandora makes the most sense to expand, especially with the new movie coming out. There's just a parking lot behind the big show building. It would be an easier location than adding a whole land, or even a single attraction between Africa and Pandora. Too many backstage facilities would have to move. Not to mention filling in multiple massive retention ponds.
Right. And that's why we've been hearing rumors about it for years and years. Always waiting in the wings, never having its trigger pulled.
Because those pictures are not the most recent… you need to check every day, different sources, différents videos, différents forums and you will see, the foundations are already done…
They can really mow through that remaining exterior work if they want to. Things seemed to have slowed a bit.
The weather, including high temperatures, can have a big impact on doing concrete work.
