Agent P in soft opening!

[CentralFloridian99]

Attractions Magazine just posted a look at Agent P's World Showcase Adventure, showing the Japan mission. Take a look:

http://attractionsmagazine.com/blog...d-showcase-adventure-at-now-testing-at-epcot/

I'm pretty sure testing will be daily, but official opening should be by the end of the month.

 

[bookwormde]

we did the England version yesterday, it went smoothy. Story line variations, but most of it is very similar to KP

 

[tinkerdee]

We will be there June 27-July6, hope they have this for all the countries, not just a soft opening!! We had so much fun with Kim Possible, we saw all the countries in a completely different way. Can't wait

 

[Gorechick]

Can you do the mssions in the evening? How long does it take to do all the missions?

 

[texasteacher35]

Can't wait to do it!!!! We just left last Thursday and none were in operation, yet. We will be back in mid August, so my DS6 is gonna be thrilled!!!!

 

[CentralFloridian99]

Can you do the mssions in the evening? How long does it take to do all the missions?

If your going during soft opening, it may not be open. If your going when it's officially open, you can play through 8:30 PM. It should take 20-30 minutes.

 

[jess1662]

We are so excited about trying this in September. Can't wait to hear reports from people who have done it!

 

[JustRZ]

This is one of the things we are looking forward to the most! It seems like a great way to keep the kids involved and intrigued while in WS.

 

[mcd2745]

It's disappointing that it looks like they are using the same old flip-style phones from KP. They could have used the conversion to Agent P to update the devices to a smartphone/small tablet-like device with a (larger and better quality) touchscreen.

 

[QVCshopper]

We just did Agent P in Mexico, Norway, and China. Same flip phone, which is a little hard to see/ hear, but still fun. We like P&F, and my DS6 was getting into it. I did Mexico by myself and enjoyed seeing the skeleton and parrot come alive. Never did Kim Possible though, as my kids were younger then.

 

[cyros]

So how does it work? We never did Kim Possible. Do you wait in a line for the device or do you sign up? Where in Epcot do you get the device? We've only been once before and my daughter was too little for KP and I don't recall where that took place.

 

[reiella]

So how does it work? We never did Kim Possible. Do you wait in a line for the device or do you sign up? Where in Epcot do you get the device? We've only been once before and my daughter was too little for KP and I don't recall where that took place.

With Kim Possible, you signed up at Innoventions, you get a piece of paper with a timeframe and a pavilion, at that time you head to the Kim Possible station in that pavilion and pick up your phone, and the fun begins.

I imagine it's mostly going to work the same with Agent P.

 

[Harlemgirl720]

This is one of the things we are looking forward to the most! It seems like a great way to keep the kids involved and intrigued while in WS.

Yes and allowing the parents to have a drink and stay involved too.

I loved Kim Possible. I hope this one is just as fun.

 

[nicole0992]

My daughter is so excited about this. She loved the Kim P missions and had done all the countries our last trip. So glad to hear it will be open for our trip next month.

 

[CentralFloridian99]

I don't think the Innoventions sign up is ready yet, but some of the WS ones are.

 

[pioneer89]

My DS10 and I got to do Norway and Germany this past Monday afternoon.

We caught the kiosk open in Norway, and my son (who is more observant than me) said the CM's computer screen showed about 30 phones out, and there were about 20 ready to go.

Both were very funny, I'm not going to spoiler it beyond saying if you like Kim Possible, you'll have just as much fun with Agent P, and I thought the cut scenes they played now were much better.

We did Germany first, and were allowed to select from China, Norway, and Mexico for our second go. After Norway the phone asked to be turned in, and a CM at the Norway drop-box asked if we found any problems. (We didn't, it worked great.)

My son really wanted to do England, but the kiosk was already closed while we did Norway, and I have a feeling they were only testing the 4 east-side countries anyway.