Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind - General Discussion

[Mike S]

Presumably the massive new building, as well as R&D on the ride system. Plus the standard Disney inflation.

Maybe the ride will surpass all expectations and be truly dazzling inside the gravity building. Those with inside knowledge, however, have yet to imply that's going to be the case, and have, in fact, implied things in the opposite direction.

Unless I’ve missed something no insider has yet claimed to know what we will see in the building.

 

[Nick]

Unless I’ve missed something no insider has yet claimed to know what we will see in the building.

Yeah, it's been oddly quiet. I have an idea in my head of what it will be like and I just hope it's better than that as I see it being similar to RNRC.

 

[Ryan]

All we really know is that the train will have slight motion, and spinning (think omnimover-esque) capabilities and the show building itself will feature a lot of projections. I'm imagining one scene will probably feature a huge space vista.

 

[GAcoaster]

Unless I’ve missed something no insider has yet claimed to know what we will see in the building.

Watch it all be black light plywood cutouts in the main building

 

[belloq87]

Unless I’ve missed something no insider has yet claimed to know what we will see in the building.

Insiders have claimed to know what we won't see in the building (sets of any substance, AAs, or major show scenes), from which one can infer plenty about the experience.

 

[Mike S]

Insiders have claimed to know what we won't see in the building (sets of any substance, AAs, or major show scenes), from which one can infer plenty about the experience.

Where?

 

[belloq87]

The pertinent thread over on Magic has seen off-and-on input from supposed insiders since the announcement of the project in 2017. At over 600 pages, it's not the easiest thing to navigate, unfortunately.

 

[Nick]

The pertinent thread over on Magic has seen off-and-on input from supposed insiders since the announcement of the project in 2017. At over 600 pages, it's not the easiest thing to navigate, unfortunately.

I've given up on that thread because of length and lack of any real info. It's mostly just a bunch of people complaining about the size of the gravity building.

 

[Cup_Of_Coffee]

Idk, I feel with that size building, a guardians themed ride, probably fun soundtrack, I bet this is gonna be fun.

 

[Doug A.]

How much bigger in terms of size and volume is the GoTG Gravity building compared to RnRC?

 

[Scott W.]

I've given up on that thread because of length and lack of any real info. It's mostly just a bunch of people complaining about the size of the gravity building.

I’ve been watching the Disneyland Galaxy’s Edge thread and missing a few days results in about 15 pages of absolute drivel. I know we talk a lot of crap here but yeesh.

 

[Alicia]

Backwards launch!...?

 

[Nick]

Backwards launch!...?

Now THIS is something that intrigues me.

 

[tyro]

Backwards launch!...?

I think that could make a lot of sense assuming the launch is the hill into the building, they could utilize the roof of the tunnel up to have some kind of projection scene follow you up as you launch.

 

[Scott W.]

Now THIS is something that I’d love to see happen.

Sure, why not? If we're not expecting a lot of 'show scenes' or anything like that in the building, the spinning cars need to do something.

 

[Nick]

Sure, why not? If we're not expecting a lot of 'show scenes' or anything like that in the building, the spinning cars need to do something.

Honestly, I feel like this ride has a chance at surprising us most considering how low many of our expectations have gotten. We really don’t have a good idea of what to expect with this ride yet besides launch coaster with spinning cars.

 

[Viator]

Backwards launch!...?

It answers a question I was going to post, to how they're going to do that, and in essence..it's the controlled spinning that's gonna be real thankful for this.

I do think this coaster has a lot more potential than people let on, but it's going to be a interesting thing to watch for when reactions start coming out for more of this attractions quality.

 

[Parkscope Joe]

FWIW Mr Freeze at SFOT does a backwards launch to 70mph in 4 seconds and it's not uncomfortable.

 

[Doug A.]

“Hello darkness my old friend ...” this sounds really intriguing even though I may black out for it I’d still love it.

 

[Disneyhead]

You know what would make Space Mountain better?

A trash panda with a machine gun.