And it also depends on a fuller, more qualitative, answer than just yes. Did it just exist for a couple of days or months when the attraction opened? Does it work, but very intermittent? Does it still exist, if it ever actually did? Is the UC respondent
actually knowledgeable about this? Is the UC respondent just playing around with the answer? It's not like people are just saying that they remember experiencing it when the attraction first opened. Some are saying they've experienced it fairly recently, or during the past few years. Myself, my doubts are just for the past ten years, since I didn't ride it early in it's conception. So I can't say anything about those early years. I actually kept hoping that I was just missing the effect since the ride has so much happening at one time. That's why, even before this recent discussion, that I'd actually look out for the effect in the ride, since so many earlier posters on IU were saying they were experiencing that effect. Heck, I was starting to think I was crazy, and I was the only person somehow missing the experience. These past few days are the first time I've heard a significant number of people, that ride Mummy a lot like I do, have the same experience as me, which has been zilch these few hundred rides. So, I'm 'holding out hope' that this actually exists and it's an intermittent problem whereby it doesn't work often and can be fixed. But I'm also prepared to face the fact that it doesn't exist, in a working state, at this point in time, or the past few years.