- Feb 15, 2012
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Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run (DHS)
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Love the name actually. Really excited to ride even if it might be like a giant arcade simulation. Looks incredibly immersive
Kind-of surprised that I nearly nailed these names.
...anywho, that's a hell of a lot of buttons. I wonder what would happen if a group of people just decided to just mess around with controls as opposed to doing their job.
And also..did Rey kick Chewie off of the Falcon?!
...anywho, that's a hell of a lot of buttons. I wonder what would happen if a group of people just decided to just mess around with controls as opposed to doing their job.
And also..did Rey kick Chewie off of the Falcon?!
Sorry didn’t realize it had its own thread now. Seeing folks online saying the cockpit only has 4 seats now, as opposed to the 6 seen in concept art. Anyone confirm or deny these allegations?
This image in the teaser may be what they think is proof of only 4 seats, but of course the front two seats could just be out of frame.
Also, there are 3 positions for riders. 3 positions with 2 seats per position makes more sense than 3 positions split between 4 seats, right?
This image in the teaser may be what they think is proof of only 4 seats, but of course the front two seats could just be out of frame.
Also, there are 3 positions for riders. 3 positions with 2 seats per position makes more sense than 3 positions split between 4 seats, right?
3 crew positions for 4 people sounds like it would be extremely strange.
So I'm betting the cockpit will still seat 6.
So I'm betting the cockpit will still seat 6.
That looks like the first two seats are out of frame. I wouldn't think anything of it.
4 seats footage reportedly seen by someone in the presentation room but not allowed to photograph that section.
I guess I’ll believe it when I see it.
I guess I’ll believe it when I see it.
- Apr 14, 2013
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Is this attraction suppose to load in a single location and the domes/cockpits rotate in a circle similar to Forbidden Journey? Also very curious what the game play will be. How will they handle so many randomized possibilities and keep the ride time the same for everyone? Really curious how this attraction will play out, figuratively and literally. This attraction will either be a game changer or a disaster. Really hoping for the game changer!
Ok, found the other image in question and pieced this mystery together.
There are 6 seats, exactly like concept art.
The photo in question only shows the first 4 yellow ones, but you can see the two taller brownish ones in the photo showing the back of the cabin.
You can’t photograph all 6 without removing a wall or the windshield, and these photos of only 4 seats are causing misinformation to spread on social media.
There are 6 seats, exactly like concept art.
The photo in question only shows the first 4 yellow ones, but you can see the two taller brownish ones in the photo showing the back of the cabin.
You can’t photograph all 6 without removing a wall or the windshield, and these photos of only 4 seats are causing misinformation to spread on social media.
There has yet to be ANYTHING released about either ride making it a game changer. Unless you believe the riders will have total control over a video game, and can completely screw up the "game", which Disney is already backing off on because it simply isn't feasible, and wouldn't increase rider satisfaction when Pilot Grandma crashes in 3 seconds.
I'm sure most of the buttons either don't work at all, or only work at certain strategic points of the ride.
I lost it at "Pilot Grandma". This would be my mother in a nutshell. Great at driving cars, terrible at pushing buttons.
- May 5, 2012
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It seems there is one big yellow button for every seat that you will press when prompted and a thrusters lever for the pilot or copilot. Very mission space.
This ride will give the illusion of anything is possible but cleverly will keep the experience on railroad tracks. I think of it as a series of 30 second segments. Toward the end of each segment you will have two or more options. The option you choose will dictate what segment plays next. At the end of that segment another option. Like branches of a tree in the same story. But each one of those segments will be just as long as the option you didn't choose so the timing in the end will be exactly the same. But it will feel like you had a unique experience. It might take a dozen or so rides before you start repeating sequences in the same order.
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- Apr 7, 2010
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So basically 400 buttons that do nothing, and one giant "WIN" button when prompted? sounds about right.
Let us not forget that several buttons on Mission: Space make noises or turn little lights on/off, so when Disney says 400 buttons that actually do something, these could be the somthings.
With my luck when I ride it there is gonna be that one person who just decides to keep pushing all the buttons & being annoying, or even saying Millenium Falcon is crashed and you are now being carbonized and sent to Jabba the Hut. I wonder or some of you may know if they are having like during a pre show something you have to achieve to be able t sit in the main seats like Han & Chewie's seats? Or is gonna be a free for all and lots of upset complaints and even arguments and fights. Just wanted to know if some of you may know? Yes slap my hands I checked some other place someone told me about & OMG too much drama & Alligator Swamp Snack Box tragedies. So I stick to you guys, I am sure I get more real answers here.
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