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[OKW Lover]

I'm disappointed in the change. Haven't seen the 2d show yet but it feels like a step back.

Responding to my own post. I was at Epcot yesterday (20th) and tried the revised attraction. The posted standby time was 55 minutes but I went through the single rider line and was on in about 10 minutes.

Verdict: It's actually not as bad as downgrade as I was expecting. Once I got over the fact that it wasn't 3D any longer it was pretty good. There were several scenes where I think the 3D version was better but overall it's still a fun attraction.

 

[CoachBeard]

As a glasses wearer, I don't care for 3D so I am looking forward to the new version.

 

[SL6827]

I'm gonna be open minded until I ride it for myself.

 

[park]

I rode this week and was not looking forward to the 3D being removed (it has never made me
Motion sick). The ride was just as fun in 2D for our family and they have added a few 2D elements!

 

[txdisneygrl]

My parents and I rode it last week. The video is crisper, but sometimes felt weirdly rushed and didn't line up with the vehicle's movement. It also seemed to trigger my dad's vertigo. (which the 3D version did not)

 

[pixiedust2u]

My family rode this week and 2 of them experienced motion sickness with the new 2D version. They did not previously get sick with 3D version.

 

[DisneyOkie89]

I will say it was nice not having to hear my young kids complain about the glasses…

 

[MyNewAP]

Rode it last week and honestly didn't notice it being very different, The screens are so big and the motion so frantic that it still "feels" the same.

I will say, as one who isn't a fan of rides that combine screens and movement (for example: I skip Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey), the 2D version felt a little less nauseating.