Any free tours at IOA

[UniversalRBLX]

Just ask a TM at the beginning of the queue.

We asked three times over two days - the first time there wasn't anyone available to do it, the second time they said it would take 30 minutes for someone to get there (so we declined), and the third time they asked us to wait right inside the doors (by the metal detectors) and someone was there in about 10 minutes. Try to hit a time that isn't too busy.

Isn't the greatest tour, but it was pretty fun. :thumbsup:

Since when did ROTM have metal detectors?

 

[Skold]

Since when did ROTM have metal detectors?

My mistake. :bolt:

 

[CMParts]

Just ask a TM at the beginning of the queue.

We asked three times over two days - the first time there wasn't anyone available to do it, the second time they said it would take 30 minutes for someone to get there (so we declined), and the third time they asked us to wait right inside the doors (by the metal detectors) and someone was there in about 10 minutes. Try to hit a time that isn't too busy.

Isn't the greatest tour, but it was pretty fun. :thumbsup:

Did you get to see backstage stuff?

 

[Skold]

Did you get to see backstage stuff?

A little, but not much. You go through the extended queue while the guide talks about the movies and how the ride ties in. Is was pretty in-depth, almost weirdly so. Then we went through the regular queue and he pointed out the three inter-active queue elements and what they "mean" in the Mummy-world. Finally, you end up under the tracks at the end and can see some backstage stuff there.

 

[Frogki]

Took the hatchling tour two days ago and was told they don't expose the babies to outside visitors for germs - we got a bunch of in theme spieling but that was basically it (she was very kind though!).