We’re going next week as well. We’re honestly not expecting to get on anything. We’re planning on casually walking through the different areas and exploring. I just hope we don’t encounter the mega-lines at all the food places. If we get on something, we’ll consider that a bonus, which is pretty sad given it’s a theme park preview.
That was my thought, too, that they’re going to re-work the sensor thing. It’s just not realistic to expect that no Guest will ever move their feet off the floor on a ride that moves around so much! I also read in a couple places that it’s only been running a few of its many cars each day during previews - also not realistic once fully opened, so hopefully they get it closer to fully operational with the extended shut down.
The restaurant lines talk was very surprising to me. I haven’t gotten the impression that Epic increased park capacity enough for that to happen: I’d think if crowds were that heavy, we’d also be hearing about congestion all over. It makes me wonder if it was a few eateries having technical and/or staffing issues, and/or problems with mobile ordering. In any case, I hope it gets ironed out quickly!We’re going next week as well. We’re honestly not expecting to get on anything. We’re planning on casually walking through the different areas and exploring. I just hope we don’t encounter the mega-lines at all the food places. If we get on something, we’ll consider that a bonus, which is pretty sad given it’s a theme park preview.
Would you stay onsite? The preview tickets are sold out for those 2 dates otherwise. Although, they were sold out for several other dates as of this morning which are now available again, so who knows.
The number of people definitely doubled than 10 days ago. It’s also possible that they are trying to fix things before the grand opening leading to even longer down time.
