Skull Island: Reign of Kong - General Discussion
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Those are the worst Water rides I have ever been on. Didn't get wet and they are boring.
Splash Mountain is boring?
Yeah. Just because 90% of people think it's awesome doesn't mean it is to everyone. I didn't find it interesting at all, then again not really sure what it is about since it is older than I am. Dudley is boring too FTR so I'm not picking on Disney or anything.Splash Mountain is boring?
How is Splash boring, and not wet? I get it with some cases on Kali; but Splash atleast guarantees a small bit of soaking.
I GUARANTEE there will be a water spray in your face at some point. I mean, it is a Universal attraction
There was a water spray when kong punched a V Rex in 360 and it got me soaked. I bet you the exact same thing will happen in this one
Also to all the soundtrack posts, hell yes!!! The opening song has got to be played in the queue on an antique radio or something. Too good to ignore
Why not? The current figure has been removed and put back at least twice in the last five years.
Badly worded by me but I'm sure the foundation has cracked and that's the bigger issue. I think the Yeti can be replaced but it might make things worse. I think the current plan is to get Avatar opened and then shut the ride for a couple of months. I'm sure the people at Disney have a solution but seeing as Everest is the only big ride at AK and most people don't realise it's broke, they can't really afford to have it down for any length of time.
As of 2 1/2 years ago they did not have a solution or at least an easy one. But I do agree, they have no desire to close a ride that 95% of the people have no clue there is anything wrong in a park that needs rides.
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kali is prob the worst water ride for getting wet i bought a change of shirts for that ride rode it and didn't get a single drop of water on me
This is what I had heard too. The AA can't move without high risk of further damaging the foundation, and it can't be taken apart or removed without removing part of the attraction facade which would also likely further damage the foundation.
This is super easy to fix. Build an AA that doesn't require the "force of a 747 jet" to move. Boom. Problem solved.
That was such a boneheaded decision in the first place.
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stop by the park today they started planting trees
I have been thinking/wondering about the trees and plants they might put on the ride path.
One that comes to mind is Chorisia speciosa. The problem I see is the gorgious flowers that bloom in late spring. The trunk and limbs look like this:
Another is the more rare black timber bamboo...
which I have only seen planted in one 4' square location in Animal Kingdom's Asia. It is very austere.
One that comes to mind is Chorisia speciosa. The problem I see is the gorgious flowers that bloom in late spring. The trunk and limbs look like this:
Another is the more rare black timber bamboo...
which I have only seen planted in one 4' square location in Animal Kingdom's Asia. It is very austere.
