the Dark Marauder
<font color=red>Proud Redhead<br><font color=green
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Since Mummy is in TR mode, I'm sure many people will be having questions, and I can answer a few well in advance. 
Of course, some of them may have already been asked/answered in other threads. 
-No carry-on items of any kind are permitted. No bags, no cameras, no video cameras, no fanny packs/hip pouches, no purses, no merchandise bags, no stuffed animals, no food or drink, no souviner cups, no bottles, nothing. This is strictly enforced.
-It is a rollercoaster. There are no inversions, but there are turns, banks, and drops, and a launch that sends you up to 40mph. This is why you'll be told to hang on to hats/loose sunglasses.
-It can be scary if you dont like falling, the dark, fire, bugs, mummies, or rollercoasters. It is more fun and exciting than anything else.
-For child swap, those who are riding enter the line. Those that are waiting go into the gift shop, up the exit ramp, and into the waiting room. There is a mummy cartoon movie being played in there.
-The line is fully accessible to standard wheelchairs, not ECVs.
-During TR mode, the ride may shut down at any time, for any amount of time, for any reason, and may not return to operation for the day. Days/hours of operation vary each day, so there is no guarantee of being able to ride it. If you get to, then have fun. If you don't get to, don't worry. The Grand Opening is in May.
-Express is not available during TR mode. The single riders line is.
That should about cover it.
Of course, some of them may have already been asked/answered in other threads. -No carry-on items of any kind are permitted. No bags, no cameras, no video cameras, no fanny packs/hip pouches, no purses, no merchandise bags, no stuffed animals, no food or drink, no souviner cups, no bottles, nothing. This is strictly enforced.
-It is a rollercoaster. There are no inversions, but there are turns, banks, and drops, and a launch that sends you up to 40mph. This is why you'll be told to hang on to hats/loose sunglasses.
-It can be scary if you dont like falling, the dark, fire, bugs, mummies, or rollercoasters. It is more fun and exciting than anything else.
-For child swap, those who are riding enter the line. Those that are waiting go into the gift shop, up the exit ramp, and into the waiting room. There is a mummy cartoon movie being played in there.
-The line is fully accessible to standard wheelchairs, not ECVs.
-During TR mode, the ride may shut down at any time, for any amount of time, for any reason, and may not return to operation for the day. Days/hours of operation vary each day, so there is no guarantee of being able to ride it. If you get to, then have fun. If you don't get to, don't worry. The Grand Opening is in May.
-Express is not available during TR mode. The single riders line is.
That should about cover it.
lol!
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and I can't find a confirmed height restriction yet- it keeps ranging from 48 to 54 inches- do you know what the true answer is? They are 52 and 52.5 inches in height
and they aren't - one weighs 82 lbs and my super thin one only weighs 68 lbs
is the forward drop banked or curved to the side like in fire and ice or straight down like say splash mtn in WDW or ToT?? 
or No now so they don't hope for 3 months to find out they are too small to ride !
