Web Slingers (DCA)

[MrBlonde]

Don't know much bout this ride... is it a simulator? Seems it with the ride vehicles.

From what's been shown it seems to use the same tech as Toy Story Mania

 

[Nick]

From what's been shown it seems to use the same tech as Toy Story Mania

Yup, and the RVs look very much the same as TSMM.

 

[Cup_Of_Coffee]

Hm, interesting idea for a Spidey attraction. Looks decent but interested how this plays out. Is this the big E Ticket for their Marvel/Avengers land?

 

[Nick]

Hm, interesting idea for a Spidey attraction. Looks decent but interested how this plays out. Is this the big E Ticket for their Marvel/Avengers land?

Hong Kong is getting a big Avengers ride, so one would hope that DCA also gets that as their big E-ticket.

 

[Cup_Of_Coffee]

Hong Kong is getting a big Avengers ride, so one would hope that DCA also gets that as their big E-ticket.

Got it. Was just curious.

 

[Evan]

Hm, interesting idea for a Spidey attraction. Looks decent but interested how this plays out. Is this the big E Ticket for their Marvel/Avengers land?

I’d consider for now GOTG the big E of the land, with this being a family friendly D ticket. And then the Avengers attraction should be major, if it ever gets built.

 

[leavesonthelawn]

Hm, interesting idea for a Spidey attraction. Looks decent but interested how this plays out. Is this the big E Ticket for their Marvel/Avengers land?

I think Paris is having a Iron Man Coaster as the E Ticket (Re-theme of RnRC)

 

[Freak]

The ride vehicles have raised my expectations just a little bit.

Interesting as the blueprints have shown screens on both sides of the vehicles implying back-to-back seating that TSMM has; the way the vehicles are set up, that may not work. I have noticed that the vehicles set four per row and it is enclosed in a way that can block out the edges of the screens. I wonder if it's possible to have some motion-simulator elements involved. Maybe this might be an okay ride.

 

[Dhdhddh]

And then the Avengers attraction should be major, if it ever gets built.

There’s no way they don’t build an Avengers E-Ticket. You can’t just make the biggest movie of all time and then not milk it for all it’s got.

 

[Viator]

Interesting as the blueprints have shown screens on both sides of the vehicles implying back-to-back seating that TSMM has; the way the vehicles are set up, that may not work. I have noticed that the vehicles set four per row and it is enclosed in a way that can block out the edges of the screens. I wonder if it's possible to have some motion-simulator elements involved. Maybe this might be an okay ride.

With the ride vehicles seeming design..part of me is thinking that they might be doing it as two cars will go out, but with each car getting their own screen, as opposed to Midway Mania's dual-sided car system.

 

[Cup_Of_Coffee]

There’s no way they don’t build an Avengers E-Ticket. You can’t just make the biggest movie of all time and then not milk it for all it’s got.

This is so true. Like we got an Avatar land lol. Obviously thats the 2nd highest grossing film ever, but, it does not have the fanbase around it. Its been discussed at length before but if that can get the A Level theme park treatment then Avengers certainly will.

 

[Evan]

The ride vehicles have raised my expectations just a little bit.

Interesting as the blueprints have shown screens on both sides of the vehicles implying back-to-back seating that TSMM has; the way the vehicles are set up, that may not work. I have noticed that the vehicles set four per row and it is enclosed in a way that can block out the edges of the screens. I wonder if it's possible to have some motion-simulator elements involved. Maybe this might be an okay ride.

It looks to me like they may be double sided still, but hard to tell.

 

[Freak]

It looks to me like they may be double sided still, but hard to tell.

Nah, there’s no way. The cars are not very long. The interior is about the same length as the cars. Capacity-wise, assuming there are two cars linked for each “train”, it would still be the same as TS:MM.

 

[chris.g]

This lowered my expectations even more than what they already were. Hot damn this looks like garbage.

 

[Paulio]

This lowered my expectations even more already. Hot damn this looks like garbage.

Pretty much this, there's no way the new ride design will ever best the ones Universal has with its own Spider-Man version in Orlando and Japan, and it's already 20 years old.

 

[Ron101]

That new queue concept art isn't all that exciting imo. Its basically the same theming that's found on Smugglers Run and Mission Breakout.

 

[Nathan]

I think this ride will have some motion simulator elements to it.. the base looks to be a motion base platform, I also don’t see this as being able to spin like tsmm

 

[orlandoiloveyou]

Oof that’s painful that they’d have 2 Spider-Man projects and the one going in the “OG”park (or at least near it) is going to be the shooting gallerytype. The swinging one seems like an exhilarating experience, and the only way that it can differentiate itself from IoA and still be received well. Oh well I hope it goes well.

It’s a little annoying that they keep making mediocre MCU additions when they’ve made so many billions off of it. I’d argue they should have prioritized a marvel land over SW:GE.

 

[sonoma15]

 

[fryoj]

Nah, there’s no way. The cars are not very long. The interior is about the same length as the cars. Capacity-wise, assuming there are two cars linked for each “train”, it would still be the same as TS:MM.

The loading station has two gates side by side. I can't see a reason for that if they aren't loading two sets of people in the same car.