Wonders of Live Pavilion

[mousermerf]

The vehicles were essentially an available blank template to modify by any means WDI saw fit. The modifications were more audio/visual based, but the work to do installs and changes was enough to put Body Wars out of commission for good.

Ok, that makes sense - to work on the projection and audio systems the entire ceiling and floor would need to be torn up pretty much.

One of the ways CM's tell if the film is still being cycled after an e-stop or something (so they can restart the ride, they cant if the film is still cycling) is to stand on that front floor paneling and feel the vibration.

 

[WDW Monorail]

The technology tested will most likely apply to Star Tours, but it is meant for more than just one attraction (and more than just one attraction type)... But in a sense, yes. :animwink:

JTtCotE?

:wave:

 

[jedimaster1227]

Ok, that makes sense - to work on the projection and audio systems the entire ceiling and floor would need to be torn up pretty much.

One of the ways CM's tell if the film is still being cycled after an e-stop or something (so they can restart the ride, they cant if the film is still cycling) is to stand on that front floor paneling and feel the vibration.

They didn't tear up as much as you'd think, but the work was substantial enough to either patch up poorly (to get a seasonal attraction back online) or just leave it as a test subject.

JTtCotE?

:wave:

Not so much... At least not in relation to this project. :animwink:

 

[CaptainMichael]

My source regarding Body Wars was correct I see. Good times

 

[LauraWDW]

In all seriousness though, Cranium Command is one of my favorite attractions, and I mourn its loss... Quietly.... Alone.... In a corner

I know, me too.

 

[TubaGeek]

IMO Mythbusters has jumped the shark, but it could still be cool to see a Discovery Pavillion. You go to watch a Mythbusters episode being filmed; things go terribly wrong; voila, a Honey-I-Shrunk-the-Audience type of 3-D attraction with explosions, Buster, et. all. Then, a hand's-on area where you can work with computers to do simulated experiments, construct things, etc. A Lego lab where you can program your own robot.

Yep, I could see lots of potential with a physics based pavillion.

Hmm...

 

[dwightshrutefan]

Hmm...

Thats what she said.

And if the pavilion did happen, id thing that theyd make a stunt show, like put it where indiana jones is.

 

[Buzzforprez]

The Fam. went to WOL on New Years Eve 06/07 and there were maybe 20-30 people. I watched the making of me with 2 other people. I like the place, wife and kids, Not.

Listen buddy, this is not the place to address any issues you have with the wife and kids. How did THEY like the pavilian? :ROFLOL:

 

[dwightshrutefan]

Listen buddy, this is not the place to address any issues you have with the wife and kids. How did THEY like the pavilian? :ROFLOL:

i think what hes saying is thay they didnt like the pavilion

 

[Pumbas Nakasak]

If its no live wouldnt that be wonders of death?

 

[jt04]

If its no live wouldnt that be wonders of death?

Well done Pumbas, well done. I am only disappointed you have yet to contribute to the "Pixar Place monkey debate". I was certain you would have plenty of appropriate witicisms for us. If you will.

 

[Pumbas Nakasak]

Sadly my one track mind can only produce thoughts that involve posts that would see me banned.

 

[jt04]

Sadly my one track mind can only produce thoughts that involve posts that would see me banned.

:ROFLOL:

 

[JWG]

i think what hes saying is thay they didnt like the pavilion

I think the rolling smiling face suggested he was joking and making a play on the OP's word choice.

None the less, who sometimes doesn't like the mouse a bit more than the spouse and kids? While the mouse will still take all your money, at least he smiles and makes you feel good about it.

And no, obviously my wife doesn't read this forum