I never noticed, did anyone mention what time the park cleared of Guests last night? When did the rides finally clear?
If we find awful lines tonight we may plan to come back early evening a different day and just hang a while. We have a couple FP just to have something to do on case there are lines
Just got to AK. Pandora is not open for more guests right now. They will reopen it at 11:00
The line now, at 10, is at pizzafari
I have an unusual question that may not be easily answered. I have a visual impairment in my left eye (legally blind). 99% of the time when I watch something projected in 3-D using 3-D glasses, I don't experience the 3-D effects. Peripheral vision to my left is very impaired. Since the screen for FOP is curved, where is the best place for me to be (left, right or middle)?
FOP doesn't have the curved screen problems that circular imax or soarin does.. It's a very clear image the entire screen and a good visual focus near the center to keep your attention away from the edges. There is no bad seat, I've been in a few different places to ride.
but of course, just let the CM that is sorting into ride lines know just in case they have a better row for you.
And I was replying to someone saying FoP is comparable to anything Potter. Both Potter rides were truly bleeding edge ride technology, absolute first of their kind, and still ONLY of their kind. For FoP, yeah, the video resolution is much higher, and the screen is larger in your view, and your viewing position is better, but simply stating the base tech is nothing remotely new. It's one of those horrible screen rides that Universal keeps doing. But it's Disney so it's phenomenal.
I'm well aware I'm in a minority that just doesn't get how amazing Soarin' is, but it's still considered one of the like top 3 rides in WDW in popularity polls, but I would rather ride Mr. Toad over Soarin'.
This is the warning for the attraction.I've seen a lot of postings about how the ride is so smooth. My mother is bringing my grandmother in October. The doctors have told her to be very careful about her neck. The slightest jarring can cause her some real problems. She won't even go on the safari. To anyone who's ridden it, do you think she'd be ok to ride it? Are there any jarring moments that could cause her neck to whip around?
I'll be interested in being able to make the comparison in Aug. We when to Universal Hollywood and rode FJ for the first time this past January. I had ZERO expectations... I'm not someone who follows the happenings at Universal at all. I was impressed by the land itself, and thought the ride was great. Will be interesting to compare to FoP...I've only been to the IoA side of HP and love the castle and was blown away just walking thru the land, but I did not feel the Forbidden Journey ride itself lived up to all the hype. Yeah the suspended seating contraption moving us thru video chambers was innovative but a lot of it mimicked Spider-Man with flash in the pan movements thru a ton of busy video screens. No comparison to the "bleeding edge" tech delivering the immersive experience of flying that FoP gives. They really aren't comparable IMO.
I've seen a lot of postings about how the ride is so smooth. My mother is bringing my grandmother in October. The doctors have told her to be very careful about her neck. The slightest jarring can cause her some real problems. She won't even go on the safari. To anyone who's ridden it, do you think she'd be ok to ride it? Are there any jarring moments that could cause her neck to whip around?
I'll be interested in being able to make the comparison in Aug. We when to Universal Hollywood and rode FJ for the first time this past January. I had ZERO expectations... I'm not someone who follows the happenings at Universal at all. I was impressed by the land itself, and thought the ride was great. Will be interesting to compare to FoP...
I've only been to the IoA side of HP and love the castle and was blown away just walking thru the land, but I did not feel the Forbidden Journey ride itself lived up to all the hype. Yeah the suspended seating contraption moving us thru video chambers was innovative but a lot of it mimicked Spider-Man with flash in the pan movements thru a ton of busy video screens. No comparison to the "bleeding edge" tech delivering the immersive experience of flying that FoP gives. They really aren't comparable IMO.