Since the ride is in a time after Episode IX, does this mean the First Order prevails? A complete spoiling of the Saga?Kind of a wimpy name (how does "rise" convey excitement, exactly?), but the set design looks fabulous... if some of that is actually from the ride.
Apparently the whole video was filmed inside the ride.Kind of a wimpy name (how does "rise" convey excitement, exactly?), but the set design looks fabulous... if some of that is actually from the ride.
That would make sense, and if it is; it'd have to be Anaheim's version at this point.Apparently the whole video was filmed inside the ride.
WARNING: SCREENZ!!!!Apparently the whole video was filmed inside the ride.
Uuuuuuh, looks CGI to me.Apparently the whole video was filmed inside the ride.
Kong's trackless vehicles park on a motion platform. I don't think RotR's will do that.Kong has a lot of motion.
But I suspect this to be Spider-man light.
Only DizNoids think Disney doesn't rely heavily on screens and projections.
And perhaps it is, but Anaheim is more along with this attraction than Orlando. It may be easily possible if WDI wanted to just use some of the completed set's as a test for lighting & media mapping in the case of the screens.Uuuuuuh, looks CGI to me.
Look at the floor. That's not CGI. Also from DPB article: "Our second attraction, which puts guests in the middle of an epic battle between the Resistance and the First Order, is called Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance. As you can see from this video, which was shot in the actual attraction, both the stakes, and the excitement are running high in this epic Star Wars cliffhanger!"Uuuuuuh, looks CGI to me.
Don't be so sure...at least from what I've heard.I don't think RotR's will do that.
In the last scene, look at the giant head when the RV turns. It has to be CGI.Look at the floor. That's not CGI. Also from DPB article: "Our second attraction, which puts guests in the middle of an epic battle between the Resistance and the First Order, is called Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance. As you can see from this video, which was shot in the actual attraction, both the stakes, and the excitement are running high in this epic Star Wars cliffhanger!"
Don't be so sure...at least from what I've heard.
Antarctica uses motion for its vehicles. If SeaWorld can do it, surely Disney can find a way.WARNING: SCREENZ!!!!
I hope the RVs have some serious motion. Like Transformers level motion. Which most trackless rides do NOT have. Otherwise this could end up being an elaborate snoozefest.
EotP/Antarctica's motion pales in comparison to Transformers/Spider-man. Even on the wild side.Antarctica uses motion for its vehicles. If SeaWorld can do it, surely Disney can find a way.