- Feb 22, 2016
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Ooooh, that canopy... be slightly aware of it during the attraction. Possibly brilliant.
Are we going to have a spoiler free Kong thread like we did with Gringotts?
There are some things I don't want to know before I ride.
Hope they stain the ride path, that gray color doesn't fit.
Yeah, it is a bit generic. I am not sure why they didn't embed stones and stuff along the edges of the actual track. It appears disappointingly unthemed. Ah well...
The one thing that still blows me away by those aerial pictures is that the vehicles have driven the path numerous time and yet the tire tracks are precisely located in the same place every time... no deviation. Yeah, I know it's computer controlled and all that digital stuff... but I expected a variation for some reason. I kept staring and wondering if they painted the tire tracks on for some goofy reason. I resolved that there would be no point in that as it is following a wire.
I'm not buying this either. There are huge stores and shops with their doors propped wide open all day long at Universal not to mention the attractions. Do you have a good understanding of the air cooling systems used on these businesses? They aren't like whole home air conditioning systems at all.
Being challenged when offering thoughtful/insightful posts is no fun and makes me not want to participate in this awesome community.
(And regarding open doors on merch shops, Disney has come under fire for this. I believe the Sentinel wrote about it. Leaving doors open is a huge waste of money and energy, but when they tried to close them, nobody entered the shops because they assumed they were closed. It’s an ongoing fight.)
You know there's nothing viable to complain about the ride when "The road is too flat!" is a topic of discussion
By what it looks like so far, it shouldn't look like perfectly paved concrete. It's supposed to be in a jungle in the early 1900s. It is minor but considering it's the only outdoor portion, it should be perfect.
Man. Okay, well, when you uncover the REAL reason why there is not a 40-foot open-air hole on the side of a building in Florida containing temperature/humidity-sensitive show control systems and dust/pollen-sensitive lenses (in a structure certified in 2015/2016 energy specifications), kindly let me know.
Being challenged when offering thoughtful/insightful posts is no fun and makes me not want to participate in this awesome community.
The one thing that still blows me away by those aerial pictures is that the vehicles have driven the path numerous time and yet the tire tracks are precisely located in the same place every time... no deviation. Yeah, I know it's computer controlled and all that digital stuff... but I expected a variation for some reason. I kept staring and wondering if they painted the tire tracks on for some goofy reason. I resolved that there would be no point in that as it is following a wire.
Could this be why they haven't themed the vehicle path yet? to ensure the consistency of the vehicle's travel? Just a thought.....
The one thing that still blows me away by those aerial pictures is that the vehicles have driven the path numerous time and yet the tire tracks are precisely located in the same place every time... no deviation. Yeah, I know it's computer controlled and all that digital stuff... but I expected a variation for some reason. I kept staring and wondering if they painted the tire tracks on for some goofy reason. I resolved that there would be no point in that as it is following a wire.