General Grizz said:
Thanks!
Was it less dark?
Was there more Stitch?
Did the cannons attack the walls?
How much crying was there?
Was there chilidog breath?
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I like the ride the more I go on it. I am either being brainwashed, or I can find more of the cooler elements
There seemed to be more flashes of light.
I think when he jumps off of you to go back up, right before emergency power comes on, he comes back for about 5 seconds. I could be wrong this is coming straight from memory.
I didn't see the cannons attack the walls and no visible damage to walls, but there seemed to be more water splash back and/or spitting when he is not visible above the show floor. This may be because I had a different seat, but there seemed to be alot more water everywhere.
The kids seemed to be fine after they got past the inital shock of a bouncing shoulder rest and darkness. The teenage girls were the problem this week. Alot of the Spring Break crowd just acting goofy.
MMm Chili Dog. Hey my Chili Dog!
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There seemed to be a pre chili dog smell when he was actually eating it and then the full blast after the burp. I dont know if that was added.
There also seems to be a new spiel before you go inside about flash photography and video taping, at least thats all I got from it people were talking at the top of their lungs so I couldn't hear alot of it
The only bad show I saw just in case you were wondering was the water bottles people lazly threw down, and from one angle of the show room you could actually see stitch go down into the tube instead of disappearing.
I would have taken pictures, but I chose to respect the show.
I think if the childrens voices were added to surround sound in the seats it was to calm down the younger children in the crowd. Kinda of a monkey hear monkey do. There was a lot of real child laughter in the 3 times I went in yesturday.