I've never been one that the level of tech means much to me. I'm more into the bottom line. And that bottom line has to combine a number of elements, not just a ride in a nondescript building. To me, a great E ticket is an attraction with a very good to excellent queue, on the order of FJ, Gringotts, Mummy, TZ Tower of Terror etc. ....A memorable stand out facade sets the initial mood & is essential. We're spoiled with the likes of Kong, FJ, Gringotts, Tower of Terror,Haunted Mansion, etc., so I think it needs to jump out at you like those do. And good stirring music outside, in the queue & on the attraction to set the mood. FJ & JPR are stirring music tracks that are good examples. And then there's the actual ride. Foremost, the ride needs to be memorable, fun & entertaining with unexpected surprises, and a decent length, a minimum of four minutes. Finally, it must have great re rideability. I want to enjoy the twentieth ride almost as much, or more than the first. I want to discover nuances I missed on the first couple of rides when I go on it for the fifth or sixth time....If Pandora's E ticket can meet those qualifications, then I'll judge it as worthy of belonging in the elite company of excellent E tickets. It doesn't really matter to me if it's using a system that's similar to Soarin. The final total presentation is what's important to me.