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Re: Not So Stupid Guest

Post by Syndrome » Mon Aug 04, 2008 10:33 am

Ms. Matterhorn wrote:Soarin': The only ride my DH will go on in DCA! Also, the only ride I've ever been on in which the guests APPLAUD at the end! Woo-hoo!
And what's really fun is, if you're riding with a theater full of people who don't applaud, you just start clapping and cheering at the end and they will inevitably join in. I love to do that!



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Re: Not So Stupid Guest

Post by JugglingFreak » Mon Aug 04, 2008 12:42 pm

Syndrome wrote:And what's really fun is, if you're riding with a theater full of people who don't applaud, you just start clapping and cheering at the end and they will inevitably join in. I love to do that!
Let's hear it for herd mentality!! :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap:




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Re: Not So Stupid Guest

Post by Belgarion42 » Mon Aug 04, 2008 3:41 pm

BRWombat wrote:I totally agree. Yes, I can make myself overlook the abrupt scene changes, but they really do take away from the realism.

Even a simple cloud effect would do the trick, without any additional photography necessary -- have some clouds blow across the screen as the scene changes behind them.

Agreed. Either that or the suggestion of angling up toward the sky, then back down would work. I only suggested Tink since she suddenly shows up at the end, but I agree it would take away from the experience, while the suggestions above would add to it.



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Re: Not So Stupid Guest

Post by Syndrome » Mon Aug 04, 2008 4:54 pm

I consulted Mr. Syndrome on his opinion of the scene changes, and his theory is that they're abrupt because of the way they're linked to the musical score. In thinking about it, that makes sense...especially my two favorite parts (the orange grove and the horses...my favorite scenes and I LOVE the music that accompanies them). As we're hanging there suffering through Eisner's cameo, we suddenly point at the screen just as it jumps to the next scene (that's after we pretend to catch the golf ball, of course). Of course, in the loading area we have to do the thumbs up and "Nice Work, Pal" in tandem with Patrick...God, we're a couple of geeks!



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Post by CBeilby » Mon Aug 04, 2008 6:11 pm

Big Wallaby wrote:It could be reminiscent of the old 20,000 Leagues.

Never knew that. Good to know. I'll put force into it next time.
Cool. He's the golfer who's actually at the tee in that shot.


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Re: Not So Stupid Guest

Post by Zazu » Mon Aug 04, 2008 10:30 pm

Ms. Matterhorn wrote:Soarin': The only ride my DH will go on in DCA! Also, the only ride I've ever been on in which the guests APPLAUD at the end!
That last sentence really takes me back. I remember when the Enchanted Tiki Room first opened that applause was the normal end to every show. Same with a number of attractions. My brother once asked why we did so, as the animatronics couldn't hear, and my father explained that, "No, but you never know when one of the Imagineers is in the hall, and they can."

Plus, I figure Walt is still listening, too.


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Re: Not So Stupid Guest

Post by Zazu » Mon Aug 04, 2008 10:31 pm

JugglingFreak wrote:Let's hear it for herd mentality!! :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap:
I think you may have chosen the wrong smilies there. Perhaps it would have been more appropriate to use these? :sheepwalk :sheepwalk :sheepwalk :sheepwalk


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Post by vixen101485 » Mon Aug 04, 2008 10:39 pm

Syndrome wrote:And what's really fun is, if you're riding with a theater full of people who don't applaud, you just start clapping and cheering at the end and they will inevitably join in. I love to do that!
Hey I do that too. :D: I also do it at movies. I miss having ppl applaud at them.
Zazu wrote:That last sentence really takes me back. I remember when the Enchanted Tiki Room first opened that applause was the normal end to every show. Same with a number of attractions. My brother once asked why we did so, as the animatronics couldn't hear, and my father explained that, "No, but you never know when one of the Imagineers is in the hall, and they can."

Plus, I figure Walt is still listening, too.
Fantastic way of putting it Zazu.



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Re: Not So Stupid Guest

Post by Shorty82 » Tue Aug 05, 2008 9:06 am

Zazu wrote:That last sentence really takes me back. I remember when the Enchanted Tiki Room first opened that applause was the normal end to every show. Same with a number of attractions. My brother once asked why we did so, as the animatronics couldn't hear, and my father explained that, "No, but you never know when one of the Imagineers is in the hall, and they can."

Plus, I figure Walt is still listening, too.
I've applauded coming into the Expedition Everest station before. I also applaud on some other attractions.


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Re: Not So Stupid Guest

Post by Syndrome » Tue Aug 05, 2008 10:50 am

Every now and then people will applaud at the end of ToT.



"If you are a dee, please don't marry a dee, 'cause then your kids will be dee dee dee." ....Carlos Mencia

"It's the difference between champagne and carbonated pee!" ....Homer Simpson

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