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Still waiting on that How Space Mountain Works, Doesn't matter which one....

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I’m so late to this video but yes!!! I’ve always read explanations about the doorway sequence, never fully understood it till the model in this video. Brilliantly done.

Agree! I remember when this used to work as well. I always wondered

I agree 100%

That's my aim. 🙂 So far it's actually working too cause someone said they found my channel through their teacher.

A rack-and-pinion system would be far simpler and much easier to fix. It would also break down much less frequently as gears tend to last longer than cables.

Even something as simple as a grip plat and drive tire.

I mean with all the free time Disney has had over the pandemic (With snow white’s enchanted wish they have definitely been working) maybe they fixed the effect??? Wishful thinking but hopefully at some point it comes back!

@@Lemoncoder103 also, I would love if they brought back the rubble effect too. Just not with ice, maybe chunks of foam or plastic.

@@AmusementLabs Funny story from a lady who was cutting my hair a before the pandemic: “I thought the rubble effect was still around so I ducked and broke my nose on the dashboard”

Yeah the practical effects really sell it a lot more than lots of screens! Of course practical is more expensive though, i fear we will have less and less as time goes on. Pretty soon rides will just be VR goggles XD

@@Alniemi Not sure about Disney, but I think Universal has truly realized they can’t just do screen rides. Supposedly they actually cancelled a planned VR attraction, and any other planned attractions they rely heavily on screens. Hopefully this realization hits other parks as well.

Same, had a lot of fun at disney world, but was really off put by how the rides just felt like being sat in front of a screen and watching a movie that happens to move

Yeah but it doesn’t work it’s always broken down

Exactly. Sure, practical effects are expensive. You know what else is expensive? A Disney vacation.

Thanks. 🙂 The Chamber of Destiny model I think is by far one of the best I've done. I'm really pleased with how it turned out.

Same! I always thought the DOORS were moving and not everything around. the model made it super clear, along with the CCTV footage

@@LeoElso Me, too! I knew the whole room moved, but thought there were only 3 doors and they moved with it. Awesome model, great job!

Maybe you could answer this…. Didn’t there used to be a part where it appeared the car was driving down steps??

Didn’t this ride used to have a scene where the cars appeared to be driving down steps?? I can’t have imagined that?

😅🤣 That would be _at least_ an hour long video.

Dew it! 😂

@@duncanharrell5009 lol, maybe next year for April Fool's.

@@AmusementLabs maybe split the video in parts

Hello, T.B.G.! A similar thing happened to me...except it was going by the island area, featuring a donkey...we were helped out of the 'boats', and onto the island, where one of the riders hugged the donkey, while his buddy took a photo of it! Fun 'explaining' that picture to everyone! Kindest regards, young lady!

It's also a portfolio as well. Not all models will mean a video does great.

In a somewhat similar move, the Ratatouille Ride in Paris was DRASTICALLY (some say by 50%) slowed down just before public opening, they had to scramble to adjust the animation scenes and extend them last minute

I love this ride. But I could only do it once per trip, my neck & back hurts after ride.

@@CelestialLites That's how I feel about riding the Matterhorn. Anything more than one ride seems hazardous to your health.

Part of what you said is true, the rest is not. I was one of the original 12 Design Engineers who designed, engineered, prototyped and developed this ride system between 1990 - 1993. Of course the motion base can be articulated into more extreme positions and at much higher velocities. While developing it we did a lot of tuning to smooth it out. That's a part of developing any new design. But we worked all that out WAY before (years before) this ride opened to the public. And all businesses that deal with the public are mindful of the possibility of people getting injured and design and engineer their products accordingly. To do anything other than that would be unethical / unprofessional.

@@GoogleEqualsEvil I apologize if what I commented was incorrect. However, many have reported to me that the current ride experience is much tamer than when they first rode it immediately after opening.

And Disney Executives are Laughing all the way to the Bank.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Poor people are gross.

@@TheLyricsGuy Nobody said anything about poor people though

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I love how janky the jeeps behave, like they will stall out and you hear the engine struggling to start back up lol

That rumor may have been initially true when the ride opened, but I've ridden it many times over the last decade and it's always been the same program.

It's on the list. 👍

It’s actually impossible to have Indy in the dinosaur show building. Yes, the ride system is exactly the same, however Indy has a liiiiiiiittle bit more track than dinosaur (Indy has an extra “s”) and also the dinosaur building is not structured or built to house Indy and all of its effects, there’s not enough room for it (I’m an ex dinosaur cast member)

Happy to help. :)

My pleasure. I like making little models, though maybe in the future I won't do stuff that's as complex as the EMV model. That was a real pain to make. 😅

Yeah, the EMV is essentially the VEEERY early version of test track.

I don’t think there is any kind of EMV ride at other parks I think it’s pretty much a Disney thing, though looking at it super star limo or monsters ink ride know has something similar.

@@AmusementLabs as someone who works in Cars-land, This is pretty much true, as i speak to our maintenance guys all the time.

@@ace4542 yeah, I've seen Imagineering story that has some good shots of the underside of the RSR vehicles.

Yeah, it's pretty ingenious and seems to have fooled loads of people, but once you see it in motion it's a big oooooohhhhhhh ahha moment.

In all fairness, with trackless rides, they have been able to get multiple paths to work properly, the main issue with trying that with this is that it would take up a bunch of space to get the cars to join up again after the doorway. But, it worked pretty well with Mystic Manor in Hong Kong Disney. They use the same dart effect on that, and it's pretty effective.

Thank you, that means a lot. 🙂

It's VERY convincing.

I didn't know they had a decoder card! We spent our time waiting in line figuring it out. Such a cool detail.

@@Eyes0penNoFear Yea, I guess they figured it would be a long wait (it Was) so this helped. It was the size of a playing card. Give it a google.