I, personally, don't expect any announcement about improved projections. I just have a feeling it'll be one of those things you notice one day when actually riding it.
Yes, just like certain portions of Transformers, the overall image is much higher than 4K when you blend all four projectors together (the canvas is more important than the individual parts).Funny then...the overall resolution of the Simpsons image is greater than 4k then, right Jon? There are, what, 3 or 4 projectors making up the entire image? And if each is 4k, that's a very large resolution of image. I think the relatively basic and cheap looking animation is what makes it seem less than ideal. BTTF restored would've benefited from multiple 4k projectors very much, as there was so much detail in the film.
You mean it almost burned down?Simpsons tried to pull a Kong Encounter overhaul the other day...
The dream came close...You mean it almost burned down?
Whataya mean?
Interesting that this is the first time something like this happened in the buildings 21 year history. I wonder what happened. Hopefully they'll take this time to refurbish and update the attraction in time for Springfield.The dream came close...
Let's say that only one dome is operating at the current time when I visited yesterday.
As "impractical" as that is, it was always my dream for them to split the attraction and in a sense market it as two separate attractions...somehow. lolOkay Chris, I read you loud and clear. BTTF is going on the other dome for the 2015 anniversary!
Oh God am I a sad excuse for a being...
I see. Thanks for the info.^ There's a few vehicles equipped with closed closed captioning.
Ahh, that makes sense. My friend and I went through Gate A the other day so maybe that is why.The wheelchair accessible vehicles have the subtitles. This would be car 8 on level 2 for both domes.