Alien Seed

I'm still crying over the loss of The Smurf's Enchanted Voyage, the wildlife exibit, 007 License to Thrill, KCKC, King Cobra, the name Outer Limits above Flight of Fear, and more recently over Phantom Theater. How do you think I feel?

I got one, sort of. It was funny to me anyway. I was in line for tomb raider last weekend, can't remember what day. The line wasn't that long, just outside the cave entrance, and, a few people in front of me, a woman had a beer. She got all the way to the preshow room with it. There were two employees in the room and they both spotted it, but it seemed they were just going to let her finish whatever she had, then take it from her when they let everyone in the ride. When the door opened, she hid the beer in her coat and tried to run in with it. One of the employees stopped her, took it, and she appeared very mad. I just thought this was funny because of how dumb people can really be, though to be fair, she obviously had no idea what she was about to sit down on.

While loading guests, no. It's actually quite impossible. Used to work that ride, as stated in previous post: just trying to get 600 is hell.

^ To summarize, don't believe what the "experts" tell you. These are theoretical numbers, which means the capacity you get if everything goes right and everything is timed to the exact millisecond. I have an old ride manual for FOF that states the hourly capacity to be 1200. I don't think so. That ride is lucky to break 550 every hour. 600 if all ride operators work nonstop, running back and forth from the station to the unload station to help the unload operator prepare the next train by getting everyone off and putting up seats...and there are no kids whose height you have to check in between. When you hear someone tell you the expected hourly capacity of a ride, expect half that, or 3/4 of that number if you have a fast working crew.

Spider-man was tied up in legal copyright s#%&

Where did you get that music on the FearFest Info page that is currently playing as of Oct. 27.