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Nostalgia.What makes Space Mountain great? It’s a coaster in the dark with a weird, cramped seating position?
Nostalgia.What makes Space Mountain great? It’s a coaster in the dark with a weird, cramped seating position?
Also, it's just a fun ride and cool, the same way Tron is.Nostalgia.
Oh, this response is always adorable. I’ll tell my parents, one of whom is in a wheelchair and one with arthritis that prevents them from contorting their body as Tron and FoP demands, that they should just sort themselves out.There is a car that fits any size.
Perhaps it's time for a portion of the population to take a look at themselves and make some changes.
It would make getting around the parks - the on foot portions - much easier as well.
Instead of snark, you could actually explain what, besides the seating position, makes Tron special. You haven’t actually done this. (By the by, I don’t think Space is one of WDWs greatest, although the slow climb through the space station, the iconic structure (which is properly placed) and the more complicated track give it an edge over Tron).Also, it's just a fun ride and cool, the same way Tron is.
@Casper Gutman could receive an explanation on why certain characteristics make it a quality attraction down to the perception of visible light and interactions between neurons and the release of dopamine and he would still be a contrarian.
I've never personally understood people who oppose something at all costs. Like for sports, it's fun to trash on an opposing team's QB even if they're a future Hall of Famer, or defend your QB at all costs even if he's 32nd in the league, but if you're actively trying to have a discussion, opposing EVERYTHING at all costs benefits no one.
Obviously, when someone is affiliated with a group, its easy to want to defend its clearly negative actions, but I fail to conjure up a reasonable motivator behind countering every statement in which you lack a personal stake.
Tron has undeniable flaws but taking a hardline stance that EVERYTHING is bad, is so counterproductive to discussion (and warrants questioning why you're engaging in a discussion forum, to begin with).
There is an accommodation for them for tron.Oh, this response is always adorable. I’ll tell my parents, one of whom is in a wheelchair and one with arthritis that prevents them from contorting their body as Tron and FoP demands, that they should just sort themselves out.
Instead of snark, you could actually explain what, besides the seating position, makes Tron special. You haven’t actually done this.
Tron’s main strength is it’s gorgeous night aesthetic and added kinetics.
I think Tron is a lot like Journey in Tokyo. Great ride, too short, beautiful exterior. There are some key differences, but to me, the ambiance around Tron is incredible. Despite my limited time in Shanghai, I spent an hour just chilling under the canopy one night enjoying the area. Tron’s influence on Tomorrowland as a whole will be much smaller, and therefore it’s ambiance impact will be diminished, but walking up to Tron, going under the canopy, especially at night, will be incredible.
Walking out of Epcot after illuminations, going past the foundation of nations, is a core memory for me. Peak Disney nostalgia. To me, Tron captures that same effect, just in a different way.
Describing the qualities of Tron is a nuanced affair. Tron itself, is a great ride, just super short, so it leaves you wanting more. That desire for more is a testament to the quality of what’s there, but it’s still a limitation. Guardian’s rotating vehicles are cooler than the bikes, but not an issue with motion-sickness. But similarly to a ride like Liberty Belle, so much of the attraction is not the ride itself. Just has such a cool factor.
Most big coaster parks try to have at least one inverted coaster, another suspended coaster, a stand-up coaster (at least in the past and potentially again in the future if B&M’s surf-coaster is successful).
Haunted Mansion being a ride instead of a walk-through like originally envisioned drastically alters how we interact with the theming.
Forbidden Journey in Universal, a masterpiece of its time, utilizes a seating situation with walls extending deep into your view, to limit what you can and cannot see. Forbidden Journey would be drastically different if it was an open-view vehicle (like Classic Monster’s headlining Kooka attraction will be)
Hagrid’s is a great ride regardless if you have the motorbike or side-car, but it’s easily twice as good on the motorbike.
You’re falsely acting like Tron’s only positive is its vehicle.
Hagrid’s motorbike would be even better if it had Tron’s motorbike instead.
Your entire statement is a textbook straw-man
Everyone can ride Tron no problem. Almost everyone can experience the regular seats.
The seats and the restraint system have a purpose. They add so much to the ride.
Master of ignoring EVERYTHING the person says, then ranting about something aimlessly.Tron’s seating arrangement makes Hagrid’s motorbike seat seem like a cheap knock-off.
Even then, riding in the motorbike is already a fly superior to the side-car.
Tron’s seats are awesome.
There is a car that fits any size.
Perhaps it's time for a portion of the population to take a look at themselves and make some changes.
It would make getting around the parks - the on foot portions - much easier as well.
You're complaining that a ride, with accessible seats, is burdensome to those needing accessible seats, because? This makes negative sense.I’ll tell my parents, one of whom is in a wheelchair and one with arthritis that prevents them from contorting their body as Tron and FoP demands, that they should just sort themselves out.
I don't know him, but every time I see a video that says "honest review" I automatically assume it isn't honest and it is just clickbait... based on my experience and given that negative reviews do better.
It is an assumption. Because that’s what I find every time I look at an “honest review”Well, that's a heck of an assumption
It’s a solid addition. It would have better if it opened simultaneously with the Main St Theater.all the "honest" reviews ive seen on youtube say this is a win for MK and I agree. Cant wait to ride this next winter!
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Master of ignoring EVERYTHING the person says, then ranting about something aimlessly.
Seen here with another user:
You're complaining that a ride, that has accessible seats, is burdensome to its intended audience, because? This makes negative sense.
As I made clear with suggesting that Hagrid’s is better on the motorbike (which happens to not as effective as Tron’s motorbike), it makes the ride better.offering conventional seating isn’t particularly helpful because almost the ONLY POINT of the ride is the seating position
I wasn’t responding to you.I’ll note you swapped the order of the first two posts, creating the impression you were responding to me. You weren’t.
Which led to the subsequent number of posts, and resulted in you claiming I never mentioned the other strengths of Tron.I know that when I think of what made Disney parks great, I think of seating position. Pirates? Imagination? Thunder? It’s all about that seating position. Even Universal’s best, most beloved ride, Spidey, has a really unique seating position. It’s a shame that Disney is building rides that a lot of people can’t ride, but as long as those rides make people sit in a slightly unusual way, it’s all worth it. Man, if you make that seating position unconventional enough, all you have to do is move the vehicles into a dark empty warehouse for a few seconds - folks will love it!
It’s a solid addition. It would have better if it opened simultaneously with the Main St Theater.
And something in the Stitch space as well for that matter.
No, it's the only theming that is actually FROM one of the movies..
You’re falsely acting like Tron’s only positive is its vehicle.
SDMT and SDD were both rides that were better than Disney or guests expected them to be. They are both underbuilt D tickets.I'd say "quit your %&tchin'"
SDMT opened 9 years ago in 2014 and is still the hardest ride to get on in MK and thats short
Its a new ride in MK that desperately needed one..........
It changes the entire atmosphere at night in tomorrowland (and even beyond)
Short? Yeah, but so what........
Leaves you wanting to go back for more
How much of that Kinetic energy is lost by it's placement so far away from the rest of the land?Tron’s main strength is it’s gorgeous night aesthetic and added kinetics.
And are both themed to their SOURCE material much better for the ENTIRE ride.SDMT and SDD were both rides that were better than Disney or guests expected them to be. They are both underbuilt D tickets.
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