If they designed the ride the right way would you like it to comback?
If they designed the ride the right way would you like it to comback?
No
Kungaloosh!
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why not?
No, I'd rather see the People Mover back on that track.![]()
Im talking about a complete new track built to handle that type of ride. like how the test track was designed. not that extreme layout of course. the people move can stay!
Last edited by kraziiant; 02-16-2007 at 02:50 PM.
I would like to proudly proclaim that I have NEVER been on Rocket Rods! The line always looked ridiculously long for a ridiculous ride.
No!
Even if it didn't break down, even if it were faster, even if they added something to look at. Rocket Rods was not a thrilling ride. The people mover track is flat flat flat. No dips, no drops, only one loop.
Try something we have discussed earlier on these boards. Either bring back people mover or add the Ipods (Incredibles).
Chad
It was a bad attraction. If you never went on it you would not understand. It had a long wait for a attraction that would take off....stop....take off....stop....go slow.....pick up speed....then stop.....go slow.....take off.....then go really slow again.
The attraction helped 5 per car which was a bad idea, but then with out putting major money into the attraction it was just a fast and slow peoplemover. It never got close to what it was expected to do.
J
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Never cared much for the Rocket Rods.
The Peoplemover was a relaxing tour of Tomorrowland and Rocket Rods turned it into a frantic herky-jerky race. No thanks. Square peg in a round hole IMO; a bad fit all the way around.
Well...if given the choice between Rocket Rods or nothing at all up there like it is now...I guess I'd choose Rocket Rods.
I would like to see an updated version of the People Mover put back. But I do think if they would have done the Rocket Rods correctly in the first place, it could have been a hit. If they would have completely redone the track with banked turns and better cars. To make it a 5 seater in the configuration that they did was very strange. It failed because of the cost cutting. I actually liked the concept, but the ride as it was, wasn't worth the 1 or 2 hour wait in line.
Last edited by Mountain Dawg; 02-16-2007 at 03:25 PM.
While I disliked the noise the Rocket Rods inflicted upon the rest of Tomorrowland, I actually enjoyed the ride itself, although not enough to wait in line more than ten minutes or so. Having said that, I think they should not bring them back, but bring back an updated version of the Peoplemover instead.
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