Honey, I Shrunk Still Only Shown Twice an Hour?

[RyMickey]

Is Honey, I Shrunk the Audience still only being shown on the hour and half-hour or have they changed that back to being shown continuously again?

Thanks.

 

[RyMickey]

Somebody has to know this...hopefully...

 

[RyMickey]

I'm bumping again...anyone know?

 

[seashoreCM]

I don't know but ...

Doesn't it take at least 25 minutes to get the audience in, run the show, and get the audience out? That's almost every half hour with essentially continuous performances.

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[RyMickey]

I don't know but ...

Doesn't it take at least 25 minutes to get the audience in, run the show, and get the audience out? That's almost every half hour with essentially continuous performances.

The show itself is only 14-16 minutes. It used to run continuously - audience would be walking in as new audience would be walking out. However, I remember reading on the DISboards some time ago that they were changing to one show per half-hour since audience demand was not there.

Anyone know if this is still the case?

 

[tink1978]

I don't know....I was there in January, but I didn't even take notice...I think we only waited about 15-20 minutes before heading into the theatre though.

 

[Robo]

The show itself is only 14-16 minutes. It used to run continuously - audience would be walking in as new audience would be walking out. However, I remember reading on the DISboards some time ago that they were changing to one show per half-hour since audience demand was not there.

Anyone know if this is still the case?

OK, I've got to ASK.

You have posted and re-posted this question.
Why does it matter?

Sometimes the show will start close to the top or bottom of the hour regardless of whether its scheduled for "continuous" or on-the-half-hour starts.

There is a count-down clock in the doorway that tells you how many minutes before the next show.

 

[RyMickey]

OK, I've got to ASK.

You have posted and re-posted this question.
Why does it matter?

Sometimes the show will start close to the top or bottom of the hour regardless of whether its scheduled for "continuous" or on-the-half-hour starts.

There is a count-down clock in the doorway that tells you how many minutes before the next show.

I've posted and re-posted because people here know everything and I wanted to know the answer. We're going in a week and it's gonna be packed down there. While our 5-person family typically goes every year and feels like we can skip things like HISTA, we are travelling with a large group and I know they're going to want to see this. However, I don't want to show up at 12:01 and miss a 12:00 show and have to wait 29 minutes for the next show to start.

I know that there's a count-down clock in the doorway, but with a group of 15 going, I don't want everyone (including elderly grannies and aunts with back problems) to have to trek over to Imagination if it's not necessary. Granted, there are things to do in the Imagination pavillion (not as much as there used to be, though, sadly), but with a group as large as ours, we need to have things planned out (not down to the minute, but at least have a general idea of what we're doing and where we're going).

Now that I've given you an explanation (why I felt like I needed to is beyond me), I should thank you Robo for giving this a bump back to the first page.