lazyboy97o
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On the plans that ended up being public Navi River Journey is labeled as a C Ticket.
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What will Disney announce for Disney World at the 2022 D23 expo?
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kong1802
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Since they haven’t sold an A,B,C,D,E ticket in decades…it’s all really just an arbitrary labeling system.
I judge the results. Never doubted it on tower or splash of flight of passage. I could See the falcon being in that grouping with modifications (probably need a tad more off the platforms?)…
But I never thought that on the this. It is what it is.
I’ll not convince anyone…which means it’s time to stop.
I see Spain Epcot questions are floating around? Brazil I’m sure is right on deck…and AWAY we go…
Brazil is a done deal
Dan Deesnee
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The problem with Rise is that it lacks any thrill, outside of the sim drop pod at the end.
Bad AA's. Some props never seem to be fully working (the 3 big guns near the end). Characters most people have little connection to. The Walker room is underwhelming and too short, it's painfully obvious the room is super small. Some scenes are simply ruined by screens where AA's would have made a much bigger impact (the room where the Resistance breaks you out).
Overall, for all the hype, me and everyone I know who has ridden it likes it enough but nobody raved about it or was super eager to ride again on future trips.
That being said, is ambitious and does do some cool things. I give it a solid 8/10 with hopes that the next time they do such an ambitious ride they learned enough to really make it a classic 10/10.
Maybe they'll announce it next month!
Bad AA's. Some props never seem to be fully working (the 3 big guns near the end). Characters most people have little connection to. The Walker room is underwhelming and too short, it's painfully obvious the room is super small. Some scenes are simply ruined by screens where AA's would have made a much bigger impact (the room where the Resistance breaks you out).
Overall, for all the hype, me and everyone I know who has ridden it likes it enough but nobody raved about it or was super eager to ride again on future trips.
That being said, is ambitious and does do some cool things. I give it a solid 8/10 with hopes that the next time they do such an ambitious ride they learned enough to really make it a classic 10/10.
Maybe they'll announce it next month!
Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
Are they gonna have a canal from caribbean and a themed cupcake party at the dock??Brazil is a done deal
CONFIRMED!!
Sirwalterraleigh
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CJR
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You know…I’d love it if they announced new soap…just to see the crowd reaction
Honestly, they'd probably react pretty well to it.
Sirwalterraleigh
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A reminder: WDI is wrong alot…like a whole lot.
To say nothing of the cheap suits in the dwarf building.
crazy4disney
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- In the Parks
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if i recall correctly iger was quoted as saying all he had to do was say SWL was open no need top advertise... how did that work out for him... the Land to me is a major disappointment
Sirwalterraleigh
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Andrew25
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It is 100% a C-ticket, but I didn't want to get anyone angry lol.
Sirwalterraleigh
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They misread the IP from the start. It’s a pretty easy narrative to form.
But for another time/place.
Where’s my Oracle with rumblings?
crazy4disney
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on a sidenote... how is the hotel going?They misread the IP from the start. It’s a pretty easy narrative to form.
But for another time/place.
Where’s my Oracle with rumblings?
Just like in the Oprah show - "check under your seat and check out your winning prize !"You know…I’d love it if they announced new soap…just to see the crowd reaction
DCLcruiser
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I don't think they misread the IP, SW is one of the most popular worlds, but I think they misread which timeline mattered the most. People still wanted to experience 456 not 789. I also think it needs another ride. Then again, isn't GE mobbed daily? It's certainly not a flop. They just need Rise to work, more often, for us to be happy (I have yet to ride it).They misread the IP from the start. It’s a pretty easy narrative to form.
But for another time/place.
Where’s my Oracle with rumblings?
crazy4disney
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- In the Parks
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2 rides NO character restaurant and how many promises broken that were suppose to be delivered? And honestly when it comes to timeline does it matter if its scattered i agree they chose wrong one but we have Star Tours than Muppets than SWL so as i said does it really matter?
RSoxNo1
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I think Mermaid and Beauty and the Beast in Tokyo have similarly impressive scenes but ultimately fail to be complete home runs. In Mermaid, the Under the Sea scene is well executed, especially for an omnimover. The Squash and Stretch Ursula is also an impressive figure. The AAs in that attraction are better than any in Fantasyland. Comparatively, in Tokyo the BatB AAs are better, the scope is bigger, but ultimately the ride peaks too early with Be Our Guest.
The issue that both of them share is that they lack a final wow moment and the missing sequence is the same for both rides. They're both missing the main encounter with the villain. If both of those sequences were better realized both rides would be substantially better. They're both book report rides but they left out the most thrilling part of the book.
What those Disneyland / Fantasyland / Busbar style rides accomplish is they have a reduced scope so the storytelling didn't need to be as complete. But when scope is extended as it is with the two rides mentioned above, it changes expectations. E-ticket queue with a C/D-ticket experience is going to be underwhelming. Similarly, I recall Eddie Sotto talking about doing the opposite on Pooh's Hunny Hunt.
Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
Again…it’s a tangent…but it goes WAY deeper down the well.
Someday there’ll be a book written. (Probably by Colin Treverrow)
RSoxNo1
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Mr. Ray is leading the kids out on an educational tour of the ocean. There, you've stayed in character, and you don't have another Home Alone situation with Nemo.It’s an aquarium meant to educate. Really no other story was gonna fit right
Brains are ok too
castlecake2.0
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That’s be perfect! I just never understood how you end up going from like a cartoon fish world to a scientific seabase. The whole thing should be Seabase with the characters visiting, as you said.