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[zekie20]

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[brertoad]

It's the walls, not the floor. You exit on the same level as you enter the room. The next level down would be the Utilidoors.

 

[zekie20]

That's what I was thinking-it didn't feel like you were moving at all. Thanks!

 

[lovetoscrap]

Moving to the Theme Parks Board.

 

[ChloesDaddy]

Moving to the Theme Parks Board.

Was the thread moved or was it the rest of the board?

 

[Robo]

Was the thread moved or was it the rest of the board?

Yes.

 

[parkhopping]

The DL version of HM has an actual elevator in its stretching room, so you are moving down. At MK, however, the ride's loading area is on the same floor as the entrance, so no elevator is necessary. The walls are moving, but you aren't.
Lots more info here

 

[ghtx]

Was the thread moved or was it the rest of the board?

I see what you did there.

 

[figment_jii]

As others have said, at WDW it's the walls that are moving and not you. You can tell by looking at the floor when you enter and exit the stretching room. There is no break in the floor like there would be for an elevator car. If you've been to DLR, then you can also tell because there is no slight jolt when the scene begins (you can feel the car start to move in DLR, especially if you close your eyes).

 

[World Showcaser]

Thanks for asking this. I always thought that we were moving.

 

[mesaboy2]

Thanks for asking this. I always thought that we were moving.

You are. But then, so is everything else.

 

[AuroraRora]

Was the thread moved or was it the rest of the board?

Love it!