Then I guess Bob Iger's gonna leave Disney sooner than planned, and have either Dana Walden or Alan Bergman take over. When Sony Pictures got hacked back in 2014, many executives left, especially Amy Pascal.
I'm starting to think you're not Iger's biggest fan
Maybe he’s Bob Chapek, or one of the presumed successors, in disguiseI'm starting to think you're not Iger's biggest fan
I'm starting to think you're not Iger's biggest fan
I'm just being funny here. Come on, take a joke.Maybe he’s Bob Chapek, or one of the presumed successors, in disguise
It's hard to tell intent/tone from a simple, short text post. Using an emoji might help.
Especially when there is no punch lineIt's hard to tell intent/tone from a simple, short text post. Using an emoji might help.
Your joke was really funny.
Is that why you posted the same comment in 2 different threads?
As a solo traveller, I was excited when I saw the headline. Then my excitement died when I read you miss half the pre-ride stuff. Do better, Disney!Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance Testing Single Rider Line
On today’s visit to Disney’s Hollywood Studios, we discovered that Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance is testing a single rider line.
Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance is officially testing a new single rider line. The entrance for single riders is near the exit of the attraction. Guests looking for this line will spot a Cast Member holding a blue and white sign with the Rise of the Resistance logo on it. The sign reads “Rise of the Resistance Single Rider End of Line.”
By using the single rider option, we were able to enter the line and arrive outside of our jail cell in just five minutes. While it was great to get through the line so fast, there was one major downside. We missed a lot of the attraction’s storyline. By using the single rider line, we skipped Rey’s pre-show and never boarded the Intersystem Transport Ship (I-TS). Instead, the line took us directly to the Star Destroyer hangar.
After the Star Destroyer hangar, we were directed to the left lane. This lane is now being used for single riders only. Previously, groups were told to use both sides of the queue as they approached the loading area for the attraction.
Disney has not announced whether they intend to make the single rider line permanent for Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance. A Cast Member told us that this was part of an alternative plan for the Disability Access Service (DAS) that has become harder for guests to obtain after changes in May.
I consider the attraction to start at the preshow with Rey. If you skip all that you are missing half of the attraction
Yeah, if you miss all that, whats the point? It's an integral part of the experience. I understand that it would be difficult to manage single riders through all that, but, you know, not every ride is designed to accommodate single riders well.
I don’t understand why Disney doesn’t incorporate more single rider lines into their planning. They know they want to fill all the space in the ride vehicles, and they know they need single riders to do it, but they only have 4 rides with proper single rider lines (Space Mountain doesn’t count because it’s at the very end)
If I had to guess it's because if too many had it that would lead to too many people using Single Rider for their whole group just to get a shorter line. I don't mean a whole group enters and then knows they stand a high chance of being split up, I mean that the whole group would enter and bellyache that they were being split up. By Disney limiting the number of attractions they can reduce how many attractions this would happen to and reduce how many CMs would have to encounter this.
Last time I was in there the seats were looking sad. So this is a welcome fix.
Unfortunately been that way for a long time. The seats were in desperate need of being replaced. Kinda interesting they chose to go bold with the colors and pattern rather than more neutral that is more common in today's designs. I like it though.
