How It Works: Millennium Falcon Smuggler's Run
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 มิ.ย. 2024
- Are you ready? Punch it Chewie.
Millennium Falcon Smugglers Run is one of the most interactive rides Disney has ever created, so how did they pull it off?
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00:00 Intro
1:10 Spoiler Alert
1:54 History
2:10 Construction
3:34 Opening
4:11 Queue/Pre-Show
5:07 Chess Room
5:29 How It Works
6:26 Carousel
7:00 Full System Numbers
7:44 Loading
8:13 Rotations
8:37 Ride Sequencing
10:10 Dynamic Sequencing
11:29 Extra Features
12:13 Outro
12:55 Extra Info
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It depends. I'll be putting out a poll soon.
@@AmusementLabs alright
What I don't understand is why Disney has not (yet?) created multiple different ride journeys for this ride. Since the entire ride is computer controlled, why not create many different adventures and change them every month? For example, if there were 12 different ride adventures with a different one active every month, return visits to the park every month would be almost guaranteed. And why stop with just SciFi type rides? This type of technology could also be applied to "kiddie" rides, too, so that rides like Mr. Toad's Wild Ride and Snow White and Peter Pan could be converted to rides that _seemed_ to have movement, but like the Star Wars rides, never actually moved. The same physical space could accommodate more simultaneous riders, the lines would move faster, and different adventures could be loaded each month. Surely I can't be that much smarter than Disney's managers, so why haven't they done this?
@@Hal_T when I was at Disney a few months ago my family and I were lucky enough to go to it twice, and while the major plot points were the same we ended up shooting away tie fighters the second time around
First time I was on it, I was an engineer. After the pilots kept crashing into the terrain, I cried out - in my best Scottish accent - "SHE CANNA TAKE MUCH MORE, CAPTAIN!" Got a few laughs.
oh man I just laughed my ass off imagining this haha.. you're awesome for doing that! haha
My first time was as a pilot but I wasn’t the one on the right so I couldn’t do hyper drive ;-;
Chad move right there.
I was a bad pilot first time and all the passengers were laughing at me
Pilot is by far the hardest position.
My dad was the real MVP on this ride, He and my little brother were the pilots, while me and my stepmom were the gunners, we had no engineers. My little brother just looked up at the cockpit with awe while my dad had to multitask and control both vertically and horizontally, launch into hyperspace, and not crash. What a trooper.
I should have done that, but our engineers were ass.
As someone who works here, this is very well researched. Impressed by how much you know.
Controls in the cockpit are actually determined by your seatbelt, not necessarily censors in the seat. Nothing in a control panel works until the corresponding seatbelt is buckled in.
What you call a carousel, we call a turntable. They’re called Alpha, Bravo, Charlie, and Delta.
That makes more sense tbh. The technology for seat belt sensors has existed in cars for decades, it would be easier to modify something that already exists vs having to make something new. Right?
That's a really interesting tidbit, thanks! I always wondered what would happen if I showed up and was the only person there given that at the very least, you need two pilots to fly the Falcon!
Are there backup controls on the pilot positions for the engineering and gunner roles in the case that there aren't enough people? Or does a Cast Member tag in to help?
Delta turntable 101 lol
@@rowangoswell Nah, the missing roles just get automated.
My dad is a huge Star Wars fan and when we visited in December he nearly cried when he saw the Millennium Falcon. He pointed out all the attention to detail just in the model outside of the ride and during the ride his excitement was through the roof when he got to make the jump to light speed! It makes me miss Disney so much 🥺🥺
I'm sure he noticed, but just to point it out: there's a Millennium Falcon model HIDDEN IN THE FULL SIZE ONE OUTSIDE. Meta.
@@AmusementLabsdude!! I’m going next week! How do I find it?
This ride is amazing. When half of your crew isnt under the age of 12 and you’re stuck with being the engineer.
Yep. I had both. Only ride I did due to party having a 4 yr old. He was pilot.
Just let the kids have their fun? I get that it's annoying especially when you have waited such a long time but Disneyland's target audience is kids, damn this is why I'm never pilot cause then strangers scream "you're screwing up! "
@@user-lt5if1bs6f Disney's prime target is adults, not kids.
I had a dude and his wife as the pilots....I dunno how they can drive because everything seemed so foreign to them lmao.
@@darkconcept. No it’s not lmao. It’s target audience is families and kids.
The severely delayed sequences are amazing. Hondo pops up on the screen and starts to apologizes for things not working... and goes on and on. I think we got about 5 minutes before we were finally sent back to the unloading platform. All the time the screen was blank.
Apparently, they planned to have there be more possible missions than just the one to Corellia. Like, some rides might send you to Endor, or something. And in fact, the other missions are already programmed into the ride, but for now they're limiting it to the Corellia one to lower reride value and keep it from getting too busy. But maybe they'll unlock the other destinations once the pandemic is over to get park attendance back up.
They’re not programmed into the ride, they just don’t have them. They’re not holding it off for attendance, there is just the one mission because that’s the only one they have.
@@sethfunk6056 went there last August, I believe there was one scenario that was different. I believe they can do more just like Star Tours. just needed a bit more time to setup.
@@dgmaverick The mission is the same every time. Only difference is sometime's Hondo is more impressed with you if you do well.
Maybe they can, but there is 0 other missions close to release or really anywhere beyond just a concept right now. They have no idea how to actually change the missions each time and make it work within the ride.
@@sethfunk6056Actually, if you damage your ship enough, you get an extra scene before returning to Batuu where you have to manuever through a bunch of meteors. I've only gotten it once or twice but maybe that's what they were referring to
@@shaliyahlankford4952 No, that isn't what triggers the extra scene with asteroids. That is entirely based on the timing of the ride vs what it should be.
You retrieved *three* containers of coaxium! This will greatly help the Resistance
You have made Chewie proud and earned a free week of Disney+.
I was surprised that the time I experienced this ride, we accomplished the mission. I was a pilot and a bad one haha
@@AmusementLabs I just imagined Hondo saying that.
When I saw a video of it I thought he said use the coaxial,gun on the side, because that's how it is even though they're really on top and bottom on the falcon
This ride made me so sick. Just absolutely hammered me but couldn't complain because I was on a cast member pass; but omg, motion sick for the next few hours! This multi-pod setup also explains why they are in such a rush to get people out of the pods when the ride is over - one in our group tried to take a selfie in the cockpit and the cast member was super pushy. Very interesting explanation.
My fun fact: We were told that part of the learning process for cast members who would be operating in the new ride was playing hide-and-seek in the queue area and chess rooms so they could learn how to get around the backstage and on-stage areas (I thought they said there were 4 mirrored chess rooms but I could be misremembering, this was WDL). Sounded like a fantastic and fun way to familiarize folks with an inherently confusing setup.
this ride didn't make me very sick, just felt a little bit dizzy afterward and vowed to never ride again. my sister couldn't steer it! lol!
How did you get motion sickness you don’t move😂
@@spencersparks2335 I think that's exactly why I got sick! We weren't moving but the visual illusion is fast motion. The illusion must work great for many but I'm not one of them.
@@spencersparks2335That’s precisely why people get motion sickness on simulators. The motion you are feeling mismatches with what your eyes see. It’s even worse while wearing VR glasses as you aren’t moving at all. At least on a simulator ride, the motion somewhat matches. Disney did a pretty good job here on this ride. I only got a little sick and only for maybe 30 seconds which is phenomenal because I get motion sickness quite easily.
The Star Tours chime is my ringtone. I felt like I was going crazy the first couple transitions.
Lol same here had to keep double checking
I think it would get annoying as a ringtone, but I use it as a notification tone.
Totally getting this as a notification sound
"Youre probably waiting in the queue line now"
Me in July 2020: 🥺
I never understand that line - does he mean if you were in the queue you'd be watching these potential spoilers before you got on the ride?
i was going to comment that
Rule #1) Don’t let your 6 yr old “prince” or “princess” be the pilot
It's why I always request pilot before getting on. Anytime I'm paired with a group of strangers it's like they have no idea how to function and they are paralyzed the entire ride.
It is a stressful ride, I hear, if you don't know what you're doing.
I think I’m a decent Vertical Pilot, I just sometimes confuse up for up, not Up for Down.
Rule #2 Don't eat Taco Bell or beans prior to riding.
@@thedude2897 I'd hate to be the party that loads in after. 🤭
Everyone seems to forget that the Cockpit on the Millennium Falcon is not centrally mounted, but rather it's off-set to the starboard side.
Yeah I think thats what causes virtually everyone to suck at this ride. They assume they’re controlling it from the perspective of the ship’s center when in reality 90% of the vehicle they’re piloting is to their left.
The engineering behind this ride is even more interesting than the ride itself. This is so informative! Thanks.
Last time I rode this there were these two ditzy teen girls driving. The one controlling the up and down didn't realize that pushing down on the control actually makes it go up, so she was constantly crashing us. In fact, she didn't think she was even controlling it and kept saying I didn't do that, I didn't do that. They got in to a heated blame game with each other with each one saying "that's you! that's you!' 'No it's not! I didn't do that!". When the ride was over the cast member opened the door and said "11? Who was piloting this thing anyways?" And the two girls each pointed at each other, arguing with each other all the way out. Hilarious!
Yeah you have answered all my questions but I still can't understand WHY DID I LET MY KIDS CONTROLL THE SHIP!
One of the world's greatest mysteries...
They should program a child pilot mode where the ship flies itself and the controls do nothing.
I'd like to see a video of an evacuation if the ride completely shuts down.
I also was wondering about this.
Looks like the pods are essentially just a version of commercial airline simulators, they likely have some form of rolling staircases to get everyone out
@@xXBL4KAl3YSSXx on most documented breakdowns, they just rotate everyone out, while clips of Hondo inside keep riders distracted
Wow. Once again, Disney pushes the envelope in a really big way.
I admire your editing and storytelling skills, and I was glad to notice that your voice-over is steadily improving. Still a couple of unintelligible spots here and there and a bit of rushing at times, but your diction is much clearer in this video and you are well on your way. That makes me happy. Yay! 😀
This was actually the second time I recorded it. I recorded it the first time and got about 15% through editing and hated how it sounded.
It also started giving me the same issues when j tried to make the Omnimover video where it would crash randomly during rendering, but I found a.way around it by looking at the log where it crashed and it shows the frame where so I could calculate where it crashed and adjust it. Saved me from having to edit it all over again like in the omnimover video.
@@AmusementLabs Well done. I have a fair bit of experience in live performing arts, but I have to admit that I'm still working on my first YT video. Most of the filming is done, but today I discovered a better way to do some of it so I'm thinking of going back and redoing that footage. I've been watching channels that have a similar theme to mine (DIY) to observe the editing techniques they use. Also learning the editing software at the same time. Hopefully I'll be able to pull it all together. 🤞
Honestly I’m loving getting to see this growth in progress. I’ve always loved this channel for the knowledge I gain, and as I’ve watched more there’s just been a relative explosion of production value and skill sharpening. It’s super exciting and kinda makes me think one day I could maybe start a channel I’ve been brewing up lately.
Its really fun having 6 people fully role-playing during it.
I love the Star Tours ding when new info pops up in the video! Great work!
You should do the Indiana Jones ride next!
He did
@@brodywilcox2399 I forgot I even said this lol. The Indiana Jones Vid was great!
This one and Rise of the resistance have been particularly good videos, I really like how you went beyond meshing together footage from the internet and designed the 3D-printed diagrams to show the "how" it shows effort and true investigation. Thank you for making this!
My pleasure. I love making these little models. The largest one I've made is for the mission space video with all 10 arms and cabins.
Amusement Labs where’s the link to these models?
is there a link to the 3d print models?
@@albacadabra I keep forgetting to upload them.
@@AmusementLabs please when you can, I’d love to print it. Thx
I helped build this ride. I machined some of the moving parts.
That's really awesome! How did you get that kind of job? What did you study if you went to college?
@@AmusementLabs i went to trade school to become a CNC Machinist and the company I work for sub contracts for a ride builder called setpoint. We machine and fabricate a lot of stuff for them for universal, Disney, and a local amusement park called Lagoon. Right now we are building the Donkey Kong and Mario Kart rides for Universal.
@@treksymachineco.294 very cool. Must be nice to know you physically had something to do with it.
REALLY? =O =D
How does the ada accessible pod work ?
I was the L side engineer. The extra acrylic sneeze guards for COVID protection created many internal reflections and made it really hard for me to see what was happening in front of us.
It also helps to know that you won’t have to do anything without Hondo telling you. I was paying too much attention to my control panel and missed what view I could have had.
it would be really cool if they made more than the one mission, than they could have the coaxium mission on one side than another completely different mission on the other side.
Yeah they should add new experiences like how they did with Star Tours
So, Carousel of Progress meets Star Tours + interactivity. Cool.
That's actually a good way to describe it. 👍
I've been on this attraction with my parents once at Disneyland 2️⃣ years ago for my birthday. My mom was a gunner with the other unknown theme park guests who were gunners just like her and engineers. My dad was the pilot and I was the co-pilot. It rocked big time and may the force be with you. 😀
Fun fact: If the ride breaks down, it can be just as fun as the ride itself! Hondo will ocassionally pop up on each station's screen and deliver a short speech. (Example, asks a droid to play some music while the riders wait that consists of random beeps, or has a conversation with chewie about what's broken.)
Overall though the ride is very fun and here's a tip: The single rider line is *much* shorter than the regular line, and is a viable option if you don't mind playing as engineer a lot.
I did see part of the video where he reports a "hitchhiker" creature, which is apparently how they stall for time when the ride's over but not ready to unload. And I once saw the alternate preshow video where he apologizes for not being there in person when the Hondo animatronic's out of order.
It was only on my very latest time using Single Rider that I observed it has a voiceover of Hondo introducing Ohnaka Transport Solutions to make up for skipping the preshow! Is that new, or was my timing off before?
@@BagOfMagicFood I don't think it was there before, although it's been a while so my memory's fuzzy lol.
One of the best rides on property
The feedback I was getting from everyone else coming off that ride was that it was a big let-down. I didn't enjoy it much at all. I thought Rise of the Resistance is amazing, but I don't think I would even go on this one again. A Battle of Hoth coaster would be the ultimate fan experience for us Star Wars nerds! Cars going under giant ATATs and then looping over top! Chills!!!!!!
We were there when this opened but it was the day we were leaving so we didnt get to ride it till we went back maybe 6 months later. When we went back we quickly discovered the "one rider line" rode it so much my daughter said "I dont wont to ride it any more im tired of it." The best ride I did was with a college kid who had been on it as many times as us so we did pretty good. Still didnt get the second container though. The MOST fun I had was with a black family who didnt really understand Star Wars or what it was. They laughed the entire time and hit more stuff than I knew possible, pretty much destroyed the ship I think we got paid nothing after hondo got done with the repairs, they were a blast.
I went on the ride for the first time a few weeks ago. It was an amazing experience!! I was a single rider who joined a crew of 5 other random adults - the 6 of us screamed, yelled, laughed and basically lost our minds - like a bunch of kids! I think we hit every single obstacle possible, it was hilarious. Afterwards it was like we had bonded from the experience, it was so much fun. I went on the ride again a few more times after that and the magic just wasn’t there - not like the first time! Thanks for video, great explanation of the inner working.
I watched this on my phone and the star tours chime tone kept confusing me because it's my text alert sound.
I'm not the star wars nerd in my family. My husband is. I look forward to the day I can take him here, when we've defeated covid. All I want is to see him become a little kid again, describe to me the ins and outs of his favorite thing, let him play with all the toys, make his own lightsaber, he'll probably want to spend more time in the loading area playing around with all the gizmos in the falcon. I know he'll want to try chewy mode. This might end up being his most favorite ride in the park.
You're awesome
Take the husband when you can. Never forgettable brownie points!
You might see a grown man cry. Be ready
I went to the Star Wars area at DL 2 months after it opened and got to ride this one. It was fun! Some tips for you when you go (which you totally should):
* Go on both rides first thing in the morning, at least once each. Get that out of the way and you could return back later on or the next day if you want.
* The singles line (for the Falcon ride) does help with wait times some, but you will be basically guaranteed to sit in the back of the cockpit if you go this route, as CMs will put families up front. The Falcon ride does not have Fast Pass (at least 1.5 years ago).
* When you first enter the park, make your reservation through the Disney app to reserve your times for making your droid and/or lightsaber. I'd recommend doing these after dinner so that you're not hauling them around all day. The lightsaber does include a cushioned carrying case with a shoulder strap, but it's going to be full-length. The lightsaber building wasn't on Disneyland's map, but when you experience the build process there (which takes about 20 minutes), you'll understand why.
* Yes, the lightsaber one is a bit pricey, but it's totally worth it.
* Eat at least one meal in the Star Wars area.
* Try and learn some Aurebesh before you go. If you use Disney's SW app to interact with the sets and props in the area, your phone's battery will drain like there's no tomorrow. Learning Aurebesh ahead of time will help you not use your phone as much.
* If you fly there, keep in mind the only way to get your lightsaber (and probably droid) home is either inside a golf/ski bag that you'll check or as a carry-on by itself, which means that you can only take one other bag on board with you. The lightsaber can only be slightly disassembled, but the blade is one piece that's a bit fragile.
* Just enjoy the whole area and interact with the roaming characters. And get some blue milk.
When you go, research the virtual queue for Rise of the Resistance. For a Star Wars fanatic, it is a complete overload for the senses (in the best way possible). Smuggler's Run is good... but Rise is mind-blowing.
THANK YOU FOR ALL YOUR VIDS :) love em shows people how much work is put in to everything
Great video! Who knew all that behind the scenes stuff is going on during the ride! CHEWY MODE rocks! Best flight ever!
What button activates Chewy mode?
You pretty much nailed all of it without pulling the curtain back completely.
You've earned my sub and look forward to many more uploads from you sir!
You’re research and knowledge is incredible! I’m very impressed with what you observe and point out, like the black box that is the computer processor for the ride system!!! 😱
Great video! This is such a cool ride, and I love the editing!
I’d kill to look inside of those car-sized PC towers and see what kind of components they used. The cooling system alone must be insane!
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Gear 12:17 1 They were very tricky to find this time.
Thank you! I never knew what they looked like. Now I know.
I got to ride this one three years ago, once as an engineer, once as a pilot. Let's just say I'm a WAY better engineer than pilot... Somebody in my pod knew how to trigger Chewie mode, though, and that was awesome.
My stepdad actually made the circuit board for the Disneyland version
Cool
Why do I not believe that? Esp cos these use computers not little circuit boards. I highly doubt it
I wish i was standing in a queue line right now
Best one yet! Loved the Star Tours pop-up tone. I already a knew a lot about how it worked, but as usual you bring up stuff I never would’ve thought to wonder about that just deepens the magic.
Sadly when I went to the one in Disneyland I fell for the mistaken belief that the single rider line would be faster, since you were sacrificing the whole preshow. I was SO WRONG! Also, they were packing so many people through that ride so quickly they literally told people not to sit at that game table or go too far, so no photo op for me. It didn’t help I was going at Christmas and it was extra busy, I guess. 🤷🏼♀️
The game is fun, but unless you know everyone in your crew personally you’re in for a real variable experience. Sadly they stuck a very young, small single riding child in the driver seat. His co-driver tried to help him, but one of the two times I went didn’t take long.
BRAVO! You brilliantly captured my experience on this ride, it was stunning. Great narration Peace. 🤯
I finally got to experience it and it was great I got the sit in Han Solo seat as a pilot ,but the lines are so long you can't even take time to enjoy the chess room. You are in and out as fast as hyperspeed.
i went on the ride like 10 times as a single rider, one of my favorite rides
Excellent job. Thanks for posting.
Love it as always!
First time ever riding this. One of the best experience!
Sounds like the best theme park ride I've ever seen. Impressive what they achieved there.
Great Work!!! This is really good!
I remember my first day at Disney last year I rope dropped early park hours to ride Rise. It was raining that morning, so even when I left Rise the park was practically empty. Went to Smuggler’s Run and the group before me went in together, leaving me on my own. The cast member told me I could just drive the Falcon on my own if I wanted, so I did! That was my first time and I did horrible, but it was so much fun. (Esp since the groups I was in the two other times I rode it had no idea what was going on. One family didn’t even speak English so… yeah, they couldn’t understand any of the instructions, lol. I tried to help because I can speak some Spanish but my vocab was too limited.)
One of my favorite rides. I have ridden it twice. So want to go again to Batuu.!
May the magical Force be with us.
I’ve only actually been on the ADA compliant pods so it’s interesting to see how the other pods “exit” (the damage on the ship). The ADA pods exit from the same side they entered
What is ADA?
@@thatguy3968 Americans with Disabilities Act. It requires businesses to accomodate wheelchairs & walkers. It may be for something slightly different than for able-bodied people, which is how amusement and theme parks do it. So, there must be a ramp that is no steeper than a certain amount and at least a certain width with a handrail. There's a bunch of other rules as well depending on the type of business or residence, but it's to prevent handicapped people from completely missing out on a lot of things that us able-bodied people can experience.
First time on this ride was the other day. I was in the driver vertical seat. When they told me up was down and down was up, I felt at home with the inverted control.
What ever happened to the idea of how you had flown the Falcon would dictate other experiences in the land and would be known? That sounded like it would have been a fun piece of immersion. Disney left so many details out of the land.
Yet another great vid nice job!
Glad you enjoyed!
Another amazing video full of facts.
My childhood dream come true! This was SO fun!
This is honestly amazing and Fascinating
The attention to detail of Disney is out of this world
JUNK1. Definitely harder to find than last time, haha! Keep up the great videos :)
Correct! Thanks, will do. What would you like to see next?
@@AmusementLabs I'm not too sure, honestly! I've tried to think of rides that would be interesting to learn about, but you've done a video on just about every one I can think of!
Just a note the ADA pods are programmed to always have the extra asteroid scene.
I like the interactive game concept of this ride... now if only they can include a souvenir at the end for the player who has the 'highest score' , like having a laser engraver behind the scenes which makes small pieces of simulated in-universe material as the ride is ongoing, to reflect the actions of the players during the ride
The switches on the left side of the chess table seats actually work
Love these. Forbidden journey ride please!
I went on this ride and I was the pilot on it which was fun but challenging as the up and down was invented when i was riding it as I’m not used to inverted controls for the up and down
Hey I love your videos, and think all your facts are so interesting. If i could put one piece of advice in, speak a little slower, that way we can understand the facts easier. But keep up the good work!
Will do. I'm _still_ trying to really get it down.
Awesome, thank you
I got so motion sickness on that ride unfortunately but it’s such a fun ride 😢
This is so cool and immersive but I felt nauseous 🙃 these rides that sway and bounce all around in front of a screen are the death of me.
The animatronic wasnt working and we got a completely different thing with the guy apologizing for not being able to be there in person
Well made video ... just subscribed!!! 👍
I just put my headphones on. Wow, for starters. The music is amazing.
YESSSSS IM SO HAPPY THAT MY BOY HONDO IS IN THE PARK
I've only riden the ADA pods at Disneyland, so it's facinating to know how the ride is different through the regular queues.
The "game" felt difficult to me. It feels impossible not to crash into something if you're in the pilot role because the controls are undersensitive. The engineer role was confusing as well. We kept hitting the correct button when it was time to hook onto the cargo, but the attachment failed.
I get that, I was left and right and it kept overcorrecting!
Thank you for sharing
no idea how i found this channel! liked and subbed hello from London Ontario Canada
I never thought that Hondo of all characters would be featured at all let alone how much in this ride
this ride is so fun
Finally going to visit Galaxy's Edge in early January. I'm hoping to get to ride both Smuggler's Run and Rise of the Resistance.
Wow fantastic
Okay I love these videos. I’ve been binging them all day. But dude, you gotta enunciate! 😂
😅 I know I know. Watch stuff from 2021, that's when I finally bought some proper equipment to record and really did some voice over practice.
@@AmusementLabs Okay you’re right! I’m all up to date now and the newer videos are really great!! You’re doing awesome! 👏🏻😊
Great video. I know you touched on this, but what would the experience be like when running an empty pod? Or similarly if riders didn't touch anything?
It becomes more of a star tours style automated/guided journey. You'll definitely lose points and owe Hondo.
It was so fun to be the pilot, still can’t remember how to go up and down though-
Grate experience for kids and adults. However will be grate improvement to experience viewing in 3D. Anyway we all enjoyed very much, it was the best part of our visit to Disneyland. Thanks for the video, now I know how the ride is done
Fascinating.
Another incredible video. Do you know if there are any photos or videos documenting the flip panels and other damage in the post-show scene?
None that's I've found. Tbh I was going off what was originally reported, but it may have been cut. There are little seams between the damaged areas so maybe?
The thing I personally don't like about this is that when you're the pilot, the flight controls are divided between you and the other guy. This annoys me because I only have 50% of the control, and if the other guys does something wrong(like pulling too hard), I can't stop him because he, in this case has the verticals and I have the laterals.
my sister and i found out that if ur fine with going by urself, while occasionally getting paired together, then u can go on the ride w like a 10-20 min wait if u go single rider; after waiting in the reg queue for 2 hours 1 time we went on the ride solo tons of time within the 2 hrs it wouldve taken us to go on it once; this works w some other rides in the park, but this one seems to be the best due to the necessity of ppl in the spots of each pod (also it was cool to meet some nice groups of ppl)
1:34 is there any way I can find other videos that are centred and still like this one you can see at this exact minute? Cause I want to put it in a game, but the ones I can find are only recorded in a very unsteady way by normal passengers while this looks perfectly still and well-centred. This kind of footage can also be seen at 2:52
In the queue line they should have a tv with controls so people can communicate before the ride and so they know what the hell to do when in the ride
That would be good I stead of that weird Hondo preshow on the little screen.
Really love this video, thanks for putting it together! I’m particularly interested in what you said about the ADA pods. At the end of the video you mentioned they are more intense but also that they are stationary. I’m confused. Can you explain? I use a manual wheelchair and have decent arm strength (but very little grip strength), and I’m paralyzed from the chest down so I suspect I will struggle with lateral balance in particular. Are you saying that the ADA pods don’t move back-and-forth and side to side? If so, how are they more intense?
So all the other pods are on a turntable that rotates versus the ADA pod doesn't rotate because it's not on a "carousel." This would make it more "stationary," technically speaking, but it's not any less intense and actually has more freedom because it's separate.
@@lmoon2627 just saw this reply now. Thanks!
Great, now I want to make a ride simulator even more.
They have one at my local mall (it's an X Rider) and I've been obsessed ever since. When it runs you can feel it shaking the ground in the store next door.
@AmusementLabs I absolutely love your vids and always wanted to know the history and backstory of these rides. I was wondering if you could a video of Buzz Lightyears Space Ranger Spin if you haven't already.
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Wow this explains so much. I went on it a couple months ago and when I saw only 6 people going in at a time I thought it was going to take forever! But it was pretty quick to get the next crew going on and I couldn't figure out how the ship was ready to go again, aside from that maybe there were 2 identical rides, but wow there are 36 of them!
Also I went on as a single rider twice, the single rider line seems to just go to one of the loading rooms, is this correct? Or can they put you in either of the 2 from that line?