From Eugene, they were trying to get it open so Dolly could be there.
Yeah, that might be true. I doubt the park will feel much of a sting attendance wise rn given the circumstances so it’ll probably balance outOverall it sounds like they made a mistake trying to implement another first (the ride system) instead of going with a proven system. The same thing that happened with Lightning Rod.
In the end it’s probably better to go with a proven ride system that can operate all day long then something like this that leaves, guests disappointed and frustrated.
On the other hand where would we be if no one ever tried to push the envelope? In reality I think this should have been planned as a 2027 ride to allow for longer construction and tweaking and I think it's probably a ride that we have not currently seen reach it's full potential.Overall it sounds like they made a mistake trying to implement another first (the ride system) instead of going with a proven system. The same thing that happened with Lightning Rod.
In the end it’s probably better to go with a proven ride system that can operate all day long then something like this that leaves, guests disappointed and frustrated.
Thank you for that perspective. Lots of people rushing to say negative things. This is a world-class attraction, folks. If you are trying to denigrate this park or Dolly for that matter, you can fuck all the way off.On the other hand where would we be if no one ever tried to push the envelope? In reality I think this should have been planned as a 2027 ride to allow for longer construction and tweaking and I think it's probably a ride that we have not currently seen reach it's full potential.
I saw a bucket in the exact same spot in the queue on my visit about a month ago. That shot looks like some more water had spilled out.I can't link the facebook vid but has anyome seen the amount of water leaking into the queue area? How bad is that? All I got is this screenshot
Like another commenter said, if parks always played it safe, we'd have no innovation in this industry.In the end it’s probably better to go with a proven ride system that can operate all day long then something like this that leaves, guests disappointed and frustrated.
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