No, it's the only theming that is actually FROM one of the movies.
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RSoxNo1
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SDMT and SDD were both rides that were better than Disney or guests expected them to be. They are both underbuilt D tickets.
RSoxNo1
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How much of that Kinetic energy is lost by it's placement so far away from the rest of the land?
And are both themed to their SOURCE material much better for the ENTIRE ride.
And what percentage of riders will ride at night every day? 15% on average?
yensidtlaw1969
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. . . Are they?
SplashJacket
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Not really much kinetic energy. The main kinetics are under the canopy itself. The general ambiance as a whole? Incredibly underutilized (I suspect, haven’t seen WDW's in person, but I was impressed by the testing last summer, so maybe not as significant as we think?)
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UNCgolf
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I think the night aesthetic is the bigger issue re: placement. It looks great in photos, but there aren't that many places where you can actually see it.
UNCgolf
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I'm thinking he mistyped that somehow, considering he calls them underbuilt D tickets in the next sentence (which is an accurate description, although 7DMT is much better than SDD).
Maybe he meant busier?
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And that’s saying something !
Yes it is.
trainplane3
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I just want to say that after nearly 30 years, I'm glad MK finally got an addition.
ctrlaltdel
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Hopefully they build in that functionality because that is really bad.
Apple and Android?
That's a good point. The idea is for the lockers to minimize what is carried onto the ride, so using something like a phone as the key is not ideal. Although here is a small storage area on the lightycles for things that are phone sized. My guess its just likely to be a compatibility issue.
No, because there is a place for guests to put their phones on the vehicle.
More than likely, they don't want people to use their phones because of the likelihood that a good number of them will then unthinkingly store their phone in the locker, and thus, won't have their phone to open the locker.
doctornick
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At universal, they give you a temporary card you can use for the lockers which allows you to put your phone in the locker and still use them (if your ticket media is on your phone). I would imagine Disney might do the same here