Got to have something to complain about.
If this is the worst Universal hears I think they will be quite happy.
Incredible Hulk Coaster Refurb
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If this is the worst Universal hears I think they will be quite happy.
You would think people would know how their fingers work by now
I see people on the highway showing off their finger all the time.
Going back to the "story" about the hulk track supposedly being for an Asian park. Surely the supports would be purpose built for the specific topography of the intended site? In which case, unless the Asian park had an identical topography to the IOA site, it couldn't possibly be repurposed without all new supports
All they had to do was load the coaster from the file and adjust the height for the topography by pressing shift. Then use the queue feature to bring it to a pathway and open the ride.
In RCT3 of course.
Haha agreedGot to have something to complain about.
If this is the worst Universal hears I think they will be quite happy.
Also on hot days I think the sweaty hands causes issues. I am normally pretty good and have zero issues with the finger print readers. But the last time I was there it was so freaking hot and those readers would not work for me. Took like 3 tries before I could get my stuff back out.
I don't think it would be too difficult to swap out the lockers overnight if it's determined the large ones are filled up all the time
Yup, not to mention greasy fingers from sun screen for us foreign visitors not accustomed to the sun :ack:
And yet the known clusterfluff of Journey's locker persists despite being the number one guest complaint of the venue (followed by "too dark" and "poor signage" and "rushed through the castle.")
Rushed through the castle? People are complaining that the line moves too fast?:doh:
I often get that as I go when it is empty. When I hang back to take a look around people moving through the queue are puzzled and don't know how to go around. Probably from the UK
no offense meantI think that's a different issue though to be honest I've never used those lockers
Yeah, we do the same. Such a great queue, we like to slow up and enjoy the themed rooms & pre shows. I actually prefer to go on FJ when there's a bit of a line. That way people aren't running past me. The queue is as entertaining as the ride. They're both great.I often get that as I go when it is empty. When I hang back to take a look around people moving through the queue are puzzled and don't know how to go around. Probably from the UK
Agree with you one that one. I would say that 25-35 minutes is the sweet spot in terms of being able to stop and enjoy all the rooms, but not having to watch the pre-shows a million times.
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Never had to scan fingerprint more than twice, usually once. Actually was more reliable than I thought it would be. Throughout both parks.
The fun part is standing behind a big group trying to remember which person, which finger and having difficulty getting the finger on there correctly.
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Yeah I imagine that would suck.. maybe they should start giving out cheap themed rings for which finger is scanned upon entry?
I learned quickly to not send my husband in to the lockers. He would just stand there, patiently waiting for people to move out of his way. I would go, or send my daughter. I'm good at weaving around confused people, my daughter just bowls people over who stop in front of her.
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I miss on ride storage. Put it under the seat cushion and call it a day..
