When you do that a lot of times you lose a lot of intensity and thrill. Don't get me wrong I like theming but I also like thrill too. IMO WDWs best ride isn't Rise or Guardians but Tower of Terror. It has the best balance of thrill and theming.
Is great and one of my favorite rides in the Orlando area but still is a bunch of exposed track that takes away from the overall look. I forgive them a bit as it is relatively consealed from view and the more the tress and plant life grow the better it will look.
Sure, but I can go just about anywhere for thrills, not so much for theme. I believe that is why a lot of us come across as anti coaster. Most aren’t, we just want it themed well and exposed track generally isn’t. It can work but most of the time just doesn’t.
Absolutely…and Velocicoaster is one of the best coasters in the world. Absolutely blew me away.
So you’re disappointed?
Is great. Better than Velocicoaster. (yes I have ridden both)
Pretty bold of you! Not sure I could say one is better than the other - they both were built to offer different experiences. Hagrids IMO is only cool if you are on the bike, not the sidecar. But Veloci is a great overall thrill coaster.
I get it, it's personal preference. I (personally) just find the Hagrid's experience to be more unique that you can't find everywhere. I can ride thrill coasters at many many parks across the country. I can't ride a well themed good coaster at but a select few parks.
Same here. We shifting our focus to Tokyo now. While it ‘only’ has 2 parks, the overall experience is much better than WDW.
Guardians was announced as a Summer 2022 opening and opened end of May. By the same logic, Tron could open end of Feb, which is why CinematicFusion might be correct in his/her assessment.
My friend is going in May and he just about had kittens when they said 'Spring'.
He’ll be fine. Am going end of March, and I hope to just manage it. Let’s face it: there is not 7 months worth of work left on this construction, even if you slow down progress massively. And once it’s ready, they’ll open it. There is no real marketing argument here between a March or May opening. The attraction is new and will pull in the crowds regardless. Plus it allows Disney to close Splash to start the conversion and start amortising the construction with ILL pricing.
