I'm hearing that you'll hear some spooky Skull Island sounds at some point today.
This question my be way to close to UC for anyone here to answer, but any idea what ride control system they are using? What computer platform?
Yes. I'm always throwing little jokes out about your postings and you've always been a good trooper (or storm trooper) & laughing along....Whenever I read a theme park article concerning air conditioning, I'm immediately reminded of Diagon Alley, that generally feels cool & comfortable with all of that air con. escaping from the restaurant & stores that's momentarily captured between the tall buildings & narrow streets.Now now. Do you know how many times I have been corrected on this site for my incorrect observations? The good news is that I want the truth and the details surrounding that truth. I love to learn new stuff so I just let the corrections roll off me.
I challenged you because I was kinda hoping that you had more knowledge of the details than I and could correct me.
Backstory to this is that I asked a friend and big-build contractor years ago how they could leave the doors wide open on both ends of the large Islands of Adventure Trading Company store. That is when I learned of water-cooled HVAC systems used on large businesses. They are much more expensive to install than air-cooled, yet far less expensive to run.
Just your every day door opening.
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 think if the Kong show building entrance would've been an irregular shape, like maybe a broken through wall, it would've looked better. But I'm just nitpicking at this point.
Does anybody have an idea if and when Kong is going to have Express Pass and/or Single Rider?
Will it have single riders ? I am wondering if it will ? Has anyone seen the trucks yet how many do they hold ? If somewhere between 12-20
Teebin, a few pages back in this thread, commented on Single & Express.Will it have single riders ? I am wondering if it will ? Has anyone seen the trucks yet how many do they hold ? If somewhere between 12-20
I would think the ride loader would be able to hit that number without adding any singles most of the time . Then a single rider line would be longer wait than regular line defeating the purpose of having one,
My take on the possible story line; The temple/ruins are an ancient structure constructed by an unknown race...The queue building is a hdq/fortification trading post built a couple of hundred years ago by traders or trader/slavers.^ I agree. I don't know why they created the queue building with such a perfect roof line. The temple is half tumbled boulders. The queue looks like skull kingdom (old attraction nearby whose exterior was a piece of crap amateur work... (it went out of business years ago))
There are supposedly wide dips and bumps in the outdoor ride path, but we would need to see a low horizontal photo to see if that is the case now. That, or ride the ride when it opens.