WiFi Access Spots?

[wombat96]

I would pay for wifi in Europe in the Air. The Que is about exciting as dirt. Back in the Corkscrew Hill days there was glittery pantings and noises that made you think about the ride and what was going to happen. Now we have phones to distract us from the horrors of Europe in the Air.

 

[netdvn]

Why would you need to use your phone in the queue when the ride hardly gets a line in the first place? The longest I've had to wait for this thing was five minutes tops.

 

[Jrbgwfan06]

Not to mention they make you wait at the doors for 10 minutes because they are always only running one simulator.

They really, really need wifi in the Festhaus, I could care less about wifi on the pathways. When do I use my phone when walking? Plus I already have good reception on the pathways, it's the buildings where I have bad reception.

 

[Mushroom]

Whatever happened to talking to each other?

 

[Jrbgwfan06]

Hahaha. You're funny.

 

[CastleOSullivan]

One reason that I like Wi-Fi in the park, is that during Howl-O-Scream, I like to use the GPS on my iPhone, so that I can get the path layout inside the houses. Wi-Fi improves accuracy, and would make it possible for me to map out 13: Your Numbers Up. Because virtually half of that building is underground, and connects all of the buildings on that side of Ireland together, it is usually impossible to get a signal from cellular data.

 

[wombat96]

Wait, so no Wi-fi wasn't supposed to be a fear? It freaked me and my sister out quite a bit.

 

[Gavin]

Well that sucks.

 

[Party Rocker]

Wifi in England seems to be coming from The British Baker.

 

[Mushroom]

Nice picture!