Whole thing cracked translates to "Beware spider venom". Not sure what that could mean?
And this is the level of detail I love about this area. Just so many little hidden details that is amazing to see people find.
That was only the 3 I took pictures of. I think they have a different word on all 12 of them.
@WrierSiamang152 here is the full set of all 12 cars. Unfortunately it appears that it's the same message cipher, repeated, on each sets of cars.
And @Nibbins , I know what you meant when you mentioned earlier about it being a pain to photograph each car. At the park today, I waited till after the ride was done, and started photographing each. I was getting a lot of strange stares from both the other passengers getting off the ride, as well as those in the queue. And heard a number of people asking eachother "what is that guy doing?"... however if only all those people were used to seeing me photograph things at the park - where all too often I can be found nearly crawling on the ground, composing a low angle shot just right - they probably wouldn't even give it a second thought 😉
Arm #1 Cars
Arm #2 Cars
Arm #3 Cars
(And for the eagle-eyes, if you look close, it's interesting how two of the cars have the strip of brown accent painted - on arms #1 and #2 - just above the cipher images. So kind of interesting.)
And @Nibbins , I know what you meant when you mentioned earlier about it being a pain to photograph each car. At the park today, I waited till after the ride was done, and started photographing each. I was getting a lot of strange stares from both the other passengers getting off the ride, as well as those in the queue. And heard a number of people asking eachother "what is that guy doing?"... however if only all those people were used to seeing me photograph things at the park - where all too often I can be found nearly crawling on the ground, composing a low angle shot just right - they probably wouldn't even give it a second thought 😉
Arm #1 Cars
Arm #2 Cars
Arm #3 Cars
(And for the eagle-eyes, if you look close, it's interesting how two of the cars have the strip of brown accent painted - on arms #1 and #2 - just above the cipher images. So kind of interesting.)
@mtpelepele - Good observation!
On arm #3, it looks like this graphic (for the word "SPIDER") was placed correctly:
But on arms #1 and #2, it appears the person placing the same graphic, accidentally flipped it upside down.
Or.... perhaps it was intentionally placed upside down, as a "test" for the super observant people like yourself, to find 😀
On arm #3, it looks like this graphic (for the word "SPIDER") was placed correctly:
But on arms #1 and #2, it appears the person placing the same graphic, accidentally flipped it upside down.
Or.... perhaps it was intentionally placed upside down, as a "test" for the super observant people like yourself, to find 😀
If we invert the word Spider we get this.
SBIQEL can be unscrambled into BISQUE as long as you replace the L with a U.
What starts with R? Reptilian.
Reptilian doesn't have a U in it, but it has a you in it while you ride.
You just need to follow the clues.
Self Serve Bisque Coming Soon to Reptilian.
You aren't digging deep enough. Bisque is one letter away from Basque. Obviously, Volcano is coming back, but themed to the Pyrenees. A total slap in the face to Busch for not building Spain.
in total, all carts deciphered spell out "Beware spider venom venom creep beware spider(upside down) creep beware spider venom" everything makes sense except the spider being upside down and the word creep.
The theming is great but just witnessed something I don’t want to see ever again. The op started the ride with a woman and her kid in a stroller inside the ride area and did not stop it. I don’t know what they were doing there, but the ride should have been stopped.
If you didn't catch the operators name, you can tell a supervisor (preferably an operations area sup or guest services) the time of day that you saw this and have the employee reported and maybe a slight description of said employee. Completely not ok for that to be missed.
Seconding this. Make sure you tell someone before you leave — ideally an area supervisor or guest services like Evan said. That’s a serious safety issue that needs to be addressed ASAP.
I will report it at guest services when we leave. The woman actually moved into the other unoccupied ride op booth and out of harms way. Which was good. But this was terrible.
I did report it, and they showed concern, but said what I need to do is report it via the contact us page on their website. So I will do that when I get home. I know the time because I took a picture of the cars before we got on. It was about 3:20 pm