Most Repeatable Ride Experience At DLP

[Ride Warrior]

Originally Posted by fiyero

I didn't think of 3D. I have only done 3D on a static screen with a moving ride at Futuroscope, not sure how it works if the screen is on the vehicle (like the current Star Tours).
An element of randomness would be cool but they would all have to be great films otherwise you could feel you are missing out when they have an uneventful flight to Endor!

The randomness would come in the middle of the film. the opening and ending sequences would remain the same. the 3-D element would be suttle..contributing to a greater sense of depth perception (distant stars...the distance between your ship and others...etc.). There would be no arbitrary arcade element of objects suddenly flying into your face for no particular reason (other than to surprise and unnerve you)...as they do in Micro Adenture...Honey, I Shrunk the Audience.

[SorcererMickey]

Crush's Coaster!!! I spent one day braving the Magic Kingdom and the only attraction I would ride a second time was BTMRR - minus the rude people smoking in the line. Had time to do one attraction the second day and we chose Crush. If I had only gone on it first I doubt I would have done anything else. Waited 90 min in line and would do it over and over again!

[Ride Warrior]

Originally Posted by SorcererMickey

Crush's Coaster!!! I spent one day braving the Magic Kingdom and the only attraction I would ride a second time was BTMRR - minus the rude people smoking in the line. Had time to do one attraction the second day and we chose Crush. If I had only gone on it first I doubt I would have done anything else. Waited 90 min in line and would do it over and over again!

Crush's coaster is definitely the first ride that i would hit upon a first visit to DLP! SorcererMickey, you are sooooooo lucky ducky!

[TDLFAN]

Crush's Coaster is cute but deep down, it's just another carny style coaster dressed up with theming.. reason why the ride is rough and nauseating beyond belief. It belongs more at the Brighton Pier than in a Disney park.

[fizzog]

That's more than a bit harsh! Lovely dark ride section, fun thrilling main section. What's the problem (apart from the queue)? It's not exactly Mullholland Madness or Jumpin' Jellyfish. Heck, if that's a dressed up carny ride then heaven help, oh, alot of Disney attractions.

[davewasbaloo]

Crush is a waste on almost every level and should not have been built IMHO. Low capacity, too long a wait, the only AA's in WDS and kids and disabled cannot experience them, disconnected series of effects, and a carny ride.

[SorcererMickey]

I still love Crush's Coaster. I hated the rest of DLP. Would never pay to go back there. I'm more of a TDR/DL girl.

[fizzog]

Why did you hate it?!?!

[soundtracker]

Originally Posted by fizzog

Why did you hate it?!?!

Seconded - I can understand why some people just don't click with the place, but hating it seems a bit extreme.

As for Crush's Coaster, I think it's great! Yes, it has its capacity problems, but it's always worth the wait. And I don't care if it is a carny ride at heart; it's a great carny ride with some great themeing. Not everything has to be Indiana Jones Adventure, after all.

[mister_peterman]

The only ride that I REALLY wanted to ride again and again at DLP was Rock 'n' Rollercoaster. And I did! One afternoon there was no line, so we were just walking straight on... really really fun ride.

[pussnboots]

Originally Posted by SorcererMickey

I still love Crush's Coaster. I hated the rest of DLP. Would never pay to go back there. I'm more of a TDR/DL girl.

I've wanted to say this for a while now.

Do they not teach kids to provide arguments to support their statements anymore?! In fact I think I'm going to put it in my signature.

If you're going to say something like that, explain yourself for pete's sake. Or don't say it at all.