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News Tron coaster coming to the Magic Kingdom
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Disney Analyst
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Launch to first break is 60 seconds.
Ride itself is roughly 1:50-2 minutes from load to load.
The timeline of construction matters to no one but us, so not a factor worth discussing.
The question is, will the majority have fun, want to ride again, and enjoy the attraction? We await the guest scores.
Ride itself is roughly 1:50-2 minutes from load to load.
The timeline of construction matters to no one but us, so not a factor worth discussing.
The question is, will the majority have fun, want to ride again, and enjoy the attraction? We await the guest scores.
I did not see those. Thee ride time from launch to final brake run really is at a minute.
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Please. It’s a box with some wavey bits.
Andrew25
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Problem is that most guests will get only 1 chance (maybe 2) when it opens lol
They purposely cut out a section so as not to give away a spoiler.
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AEfx
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It's funny, but it screams 2007 to me, LOL - it has that whole iMac/Nintendo Wii look to it.
But I do apologize for using the word "mountain".
AEfx
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Hey, everyone, @AEfx wants us all to call the new ride: TRON Mountain!!It's funny, but it screams 2007 to me, LOL - it has that whole iMac/Nintendo Wii look to it.
But I do apologize for using the word "mountain".
Jrb1979
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I have a question. First I will say it looks like a very fun coaster and most will love it.
The problem I see with it is that I see it as no better theming wise when what Busch Gardens Williamsburg is building with DarCoaster. Does nobody else see that as an issue? At one point in time Disney was the standard for new attractions.
The problem I see with it is that I see it as no better theming wise when what Busch Gardens Williamsburg is building with DarCoaster. Does nobody else see that as an issue? At one point in time Disney was the standard for new attractions.
ToTBellHop
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I think it’s more heavily themed than RnRC and Space Mtn. from videos. Hard to judge before riding in April, though.
This is usually the best we can hope for in a gravity box. Hell, even EE has completely unthemed interior passages and it was made by St. Rohde. Matterhorn was hollow at opening, right?
Makes you realize how special BTMRR is.
DisneyDean97
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Disney has been very coaster heavy lately, in regards to adding new attractions, and quite frankly they're just not good at it. They will never build a true thrill coaster, because they want to be "more family friendly", and they give us Tron, arguably the most boring launch coaster out there... and it still took them over a half of decade to build.
I miss the days that Disney would innovate with new ride systems, the EMV, ToT, Test Track etc.
Hell, even Everest had the fastest track switch when it opened, what is so special about Tron... we've have vekoma booster bikes since 2004...
"...more family friendly..."
lazyboy97o
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Why? Disney’s completely broken project delivery process absolutely has an impact on guests. That many don’t know about it doesn’t mean it should just be ignored.
Disney Analyst
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It doesn't factor into the general enjoyment of an attraction by the general public, so while it is something to be discussed on a message board, it has nothing to do with whether Tron is going to be a success or not... which is kinda what the discussion was about.
999th Happy Haunt
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Really makes you think who’s copying who in Orlando.
Skibum1970
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A visitor going to Disney once ever other years or even every three years would go and think to themselves, "Sheesh, are they still working on this? I wonder what went wrong..."
999th Happy Haunt
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Is there an accessible car on every train? If so, what if nobody in line needs that car? Are able-bodied people condemned to sit in the inferior car or does capacity suffer?
MagicHappens1971
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I don’t think so. I think your language in the rest of your response is rude but… I’m sure if you’d rather not sit in that seat they wouldn’t force you to. Granted that I don’t think there is one of those on every train, there will probably be a wait for it. At least initially