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who rode EE lets talk
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wannab@dis
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Where? Are we not reading the same forum?Merlin said:
A few people have made negative remarks about EE and the Yeti. And it appears a couple of them are jealous/disgrunted ex-imagineers. I'm just not seeing anything to back up your claims. :veryconfu
wannab@dis
Well-Known Member
Merlin said:
I haven't seen many negatives about the Yeti in the threads, but granted I may have missed one or two.
The ride reviews are extremely positive. I only saw a couple of review that suggested the ride is not that great. As I went through them all, only ONE person reacted negatively to the Yeti. 3 people said it was brief but yet went on to say it worked with the story and was good. Everyone else talked about how great everything was.
Like I said, it appears your claims are based on a very small subset of reactions.
peter11435
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Your right. People have said the Yeti encounter is short. But why wouldn't they, it is short.Merlin said:
But very few have tried to say that it leaves guests unsatisfied, is because of money, or that it is an example of bad storytelling. That has all been from you in a number of threads.
peter11435
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Yeah I admit it is short. But I don't think it is too short. You stated that it was too short. There is a huge difference betweem something being short and something being too short.Merlin said:
wannab@dis said:I haven't seen many negatives about the Yeti in the threads, but granted I may have missed one or two.
The ride reviews are extremely positive. I only saw a couple of review that suggested the ride is not that great. As I went through them all, only ONE person reacted negatively to the Yeti. 3 people said it was brief but yet went on to say it worked with the story and was good. Everyone else talked about how great everything was.
Like I said, it appears your claims are based on a very small subset of reactions.
You might want to check out this thread:
http://forums.wdwmagic.com/showthread.php?t=70784
peter11435
Well-Known Member
What are you 12.Merlin said:
peter11435
Well-Known Member
You might want to see a doctor about that cough.Merlin said:
peter11435
Well-Known Member
No not really.Merlin said:
wannab@dis
Well-Known Member
*wipes drink off screen*MontyMon said:
:lol: nice!
Tinkerbell_13
New Member
Merlin, if you dont like the way that Disney does their rides, then I have some advice for you: Dont get on the rides, this way you dont have to wait in line for something that you dont like and most important : the people who WANT to see the Yeti and ride it dont have to listen to you or stand behind somebody like you in line. I think that you shouldnt go get on the ride anyway because all the complaining that you have done has made me relize that you arent even worthy to stand in line for EE. I am going to ride EE in Spring and I KNOW that I will be glad for all the work that the imagineers have put into making this ride an enjoyable and good ride.
pintraderpayee
Active Member
Merlin,
You are right about people complaining if EE were a ride at Universal's Islands of Adventures. Most people know the rides at IOA are supposed to be thrills with little else. That's what you get. Universal Studios is supposed to be milder thrills based on hit movies. That's what you get. Every Disney fan expects a story. That's what we always get! I know that some rides at Disney may not scare me as much as some at IOA or a Six Flags. However, I know the rest of the experience (the CMs, story, cleanliness, attention to detail, hidden mickeys, etc.) more than makes up for the milder thrills. Let's face it RR and TOT would still be good rides, but with the story wrapped around them, they are fantastic. From official Disney advertising, I'm expecting a ride with incredible recreations and props. And, YES, I'm anticipating a very brief glimpse of the Yeti. It is in keeping with the legend. As far as the movies go (never as good as the book), I consider it much more suspenseful to briefly see the alien, demon, or ghost. The dead mother in Psycho would have been ineffective if we saw her for a longer period of time.
pintraderpayee
6 1/2 weeks until departure :sohappy:
You are right about people complaining if EE were a ride at Universal's Islands of Adventures. Most people know the rides at IOA are supposed to be thrills with little else. That's what you get. Universal Studios is supposed to be milder thrills based on hit movies. That's what you get. Every Disney fan expects a story. That's what we always get! I know that some rides at Disney may not scare me as much as some at IOA or a Six Flags. However, I know the rest of the experience (the CMs, story, cleanliness, attention to detail, hidden mickeys, etc.) more than makes up for the milder thrills. Let's face it RR and TOT would still be good rides, but with the story wrapped around them, they are fantastic. From official Disney advertising, I'm expecting a ride with incredible recreations and props. And, YES, I'm anticipating a very brief glimpse of the Yeti. It is in keeping with the legend. As far as the movies go (never as good as the book), I consider it much more suspenseful to briefly see the alien, demon, or ghost. The dead mother in Psycho would have been ineffective if we saw her for a longer period of time.
pintraderpayee
6 1/2 weeks until departure :sohappy: