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Why do people hate Stitch's Great Escape?
- Thread starter darthjohnny
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KBLovedDisney
Well-Known Member
It ruined X-S Tech, especially when they took out S.I.R. (Tim Curry's robot)
Tony the Tigger
Well-Known Member
Claustrophobic
Figments Friend
Well-Known Member
I am one of the few that actually likes this Attraction.
When ALL the effects , lighting, and AA features are working fully it is a fun little slice of random wackiness.
The main reason I like it is for the top notch Animatronic figures.
Sarge, 'Skippy', and of course the impressive Stitch AA are what I come to see when going through that Attraction.
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When ALL the effects , lighting, and AA features are working fully it is a fun little slice of random wackiness.
The main reason I like it is for the top notch Animatronic figures.
Sarge, 'Skippy', and of course the impressive Stitch AA are what I come to see when going through that Attraction.
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KraftServices
Active Member
I just remember the way the harness dug into my shoulders and how it kept pressing further and further down throughout and how much it hurt. Having a big plastic thing pressing into your shoulder for 16 minutes... I never went on Stitch again.
Plus the chili belch and the really upset children.
I still don't understand how Stitch remained for so long, it seemed to me like the huge majority of people hated it and never went on more than once. It also never seemed to have a line.
Plus the chili belch and the really upset children.
I still don't understand how Stitch remained for so long, it seemed to me like the huge majority of people hated it and never went on more than once. It also never seemed to have a line.