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WEB SLINGERS: A Spider-Man Adventure to use Virtual Queue
- Thread starter DCBaker
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Disney Analyst
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I believe it’a exactly those two factors. Once indoor queuing is allowed again, they will likely only need to us a VQ for it much like Indy is doing.
Well not surprising. Without Covid it probably would've been a regular queue but they have to keep the crowds down somehow. And yes I guess this is a glass half full POV but it's probably a good thing, especially for people who want to still ride ROTR, which is a must-do I'm guessing for most. Now they have a much better shot. WEB slingers looks like it will be fun but nothing most people MUST do. But its a new ride so its going to be wildly popular for awhile no matter what.
It's probably just due to Covid and the social distancing issues. When you waited the 2.5 hours for MBO you packed in like sardines. I'm trying to imagine what a 2.5 hour line looks like when everyone has to be six feet apart lol.
I assume it's most likely temporary but won't be shocked if it last through summer if not the rest of they year. Or maybe it will change sooner if they drop a lot of the social distancing measures before then.
CaptinEO
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I didn't think about that a long line 6 ft apart would be a logistical mess.
MarvelCharacterNerd
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This or ROTR?!
Look, everybody - ROTR queue is open!!!
*taps in for Spidey*
Look, everybody - ROTR queue is open!!!
*taps in for Spidey*
BasiltheBatLord
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One of the worst parts of these VQ systems is that they limit how many times you can ride per day. Taking away guest choice and agency for no good reason. Moving more towards the WDW model where your whole day has to be minutely planned out in advance with no freedom or spontaneity. I don't know why the time honored method of standing in line for something is a formula that has to be messed with.
ToTBellHop
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Because pandemic.
BasiltheBatLord
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This system existed pre-COVID and all signs are that it’s going to exist after it as well.
waltography
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I'm getting nervous about it; I really don't know what to expect with the BG system for Web Slingers, especially since I'll be vying for one on the second day of operation. Will be waiting with bated breath on how it goes Day 1.
Californian Elitist
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Agreed, and I used to be addicted. I let my pass lapse a few years ago and I don’t miss it. I still occasionally will hit up the parks (maybe once or twice a year), but now I travel elsewhere. I’m trying to see more of California. Hoping to make a trip to Carmel-by-the-Sea happen this year.I was a huge Disneyland fan for decades, and now I find most new attractions and official announcements just give me more reasons to stay away and save my money. It’s kinda nice, actually.
ToTBellHop
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Disney opened Mickey and Minnie’s Runaway Railway without it, so they don’t intend to use it for every ride.
ToTBellHop
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It should be a high priority for you to watch Tom Holland on Lip Sync Battle.
Giss Neric
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Since CMs previews starts today, please share any reactions/reviews of the ride. I'm sure we'll still have to wait a week for the ride POV to appear. I'm keeping my expectations low but I'm really interested how the ride looks even though we know it's a shooting game. The interactiveness and repeatability is a factor for me.
Stevek
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My wife was just talking about taking a trip to Carmel. We've driven through and stayed in Monterrey for a night on the way to San Francisco many years ago.