What Happens BEHIND YOU On Rise Of The Resistance At Disney?

We take a ride on Rise Of The Resistance at Walt Disney World and take a look at what happens behind us as we go through the ride!
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[@Danrarbc]

Watching the elevator quickly lower for the next cycle is interesting. No door or anything to block the view they just trust people won't look back and break the immersion.

[@christianlingenfelter9902]

Funny thing is... if you are in the other car. When it enters that room, if you look behind you, you can see the elevator coming back down for you guys. That's how quickly that ride resets itself. Also there are two briefing rooms, three transport shuttles, 4 interrogation rooms. So the whole ride is very efficient and has crazy statistics!

[@triple7marc]

It wouldn't break the immersion. You can easily see the elevator mechanics for the elevator that's lifting the other ride vehicle. It's an elevator in the universe of the ride.

[@jesh_]

I like to do this a lot on Forbidden Journey. The immersion on that ride is only limited to what's in front of you so if you look anywhere else, you can see all the inner-workings of the ride. While some people may say that ruins the "magic", as a nerd it only makes the ride more interesting for me.

[@caschpmn11]

Super cool perspective! Especially the drop scene.

[@desireefrangiosa9413]

This was so interesting! I’d love to see flight of passage next! I’m so curios to see how the ride vehicles move

[@almond_jellii]

How cool! I've never been on the ride (nowhere near Florida), but it's fun to watch POVs. I wondered if you could see the next set of people after you, but those doors seem to handle it and keep the experience tight. Thanks for sharing!

[@simonisbetter]

its in l.a.

[@jessicamacaulay7462]

​@@simonisbetter Huh? Disney World is in Florida.

[@unrellated]

@@jessicamacaulay7462 It's in both parks.

[@jessicamacaulay7462]

@@unrellated I know, but this video is from Disneyworld in Florida, and Disneyland in California isn't in LA anyway 😂

[@Lo-nk7jl]

I’d say if you go on at once or even twice though, it’s really hard to look behind you because you so immersed in the experience

[@beatbattleboy]

I went on it yesterday and when it dropped said he’ll yeah baby

[@SpawnFromTheStars]

Wow, this is a totally new ride experience I've never thought of before! It is really amazing, thank you so much for sharing!

[@hihellven]

This happens when you are too excited but put the camera backwards

[@Jingles8302]

Now THIS is totally different, i like it! do more of these! LOL Make it a playlist! haha.

[@winterds1]

Awesome video!!! Thank you for sharing!!!! 🥰🥰🥰

[@prissymissliesl]

Cool perspective. I'm always curious to know what's going on behind me.

[@LizsLizardBuns]

okay that was super cool! thank you for the video!

[@jewelsofmagic9619]

Thanks for sharing this!

[@wendykieffer9567]

Wow this was really cool.

[@user-dt8hh9ni4r]

Is this old footage? So many people wearing masks which is fine but unusual these days as they are not required?

[@ThemeParkExpress]

It was taken late last year

[@konichiwa3744]

Dude I was like wtf we know it doesn't kill kids at all why he masked.

[@pandajones2759]

@@konichiwa3744 it can still have extremely negative long-term effects on both children and adults just fyi, including myocarditis, early onset diabetes, decreased lung function, etc.

[@oldschooldjernie]

pretty dull but if that was areal scenario there would be storm troopers pursuing the car, not just lights going off and on

[@teamhype7809]

Nice is cool 😎

[@skh1964]

Am I the only one who is underwhelmed by this attraction?