Toy Story Midway Mania Construction

[Majikku]

just a couple night shots of the sign

Very sexy! love it.

[doppio]

well there are attractions that last less than a couple minutes that people have waited hours for so i think its safe to say that an attraction that last about 6 minutes should be worth some wait

An attraction could have a ride time of 50 minutes and still be crap, so no, it would not be worth the wait.

[Doob]

Very sexy! love it.

Me too!

[Alpha]

I guess they think it will be as popular as the Nemo Subs. I think I will wait until the lines are under an hour. Or come by myself and bring a book!

[mickhyperion]

Hunted down a pic online, from subsonic radio, the pink line shows the spur and the switch to the maintenance areas.

That looks familiar. This was my guess from last year for the WDW version.

[SNJ]

An attraction could have a ride time of 50 minutes and still be crap, so no, it would not be worth the wait.

Quality aside, I think Ismael was stating based on ride time. You get more ride time than others.

[k_peek_2000]

The WDW version looks like a flipped version of DCA's.

Is there any progress on the DHS version? I havnt seen an update in ages and I really want to see how theirs is progressing!

[Doob]

...Is there any progress on the DHS version? I havnt seen an update in ages and I really want to see how theirs is progressing!

That question should be asked in the WDW forum, not here.

[Simba]

Hopefully it will be worth the two hour wait. There better be more to this "attraction" than a drive thru arcade.

What exactly are you expecting it to be? I think we all know pretty much what to expect out of it, we just don't know what the experience will be like. We know that you're basically going to quickly move from one game to the next, spend 30 seconds at each stop, etc. I wouldn't expect some elaborate experience beyond that. Some cute Toy Story related sets (we've seen pictures of huge blocks, etc), but the focus of the attraction is the 3D interactive shooting gallery type element.

Sure, that's not for everyone, but that's why Disney parks have a wide ranging variety of attractions, with the hope that they appeal to as broad an audience as possible.

If you're doubtful about how much the wait for MM will be worth it, wait until people come back with in depth reviews and the lines shorten. Judging from your tone (putting the word attraction in quotes, for example), it seems like you're determined to make this a disappointment before you've ridden it.

[Doob]

...If you're doubtful about how much the wait for MM will be worth it, wait until people come back with in depth reviews and the lines shorten. Judging from your tone (putting the word attraction in quotes, for example), it seems like you're determined to make this a disappointment before you've ridden it.

I'm afraid that I have to agree.

And yes, the 3D carnival-style games should be the big deal of the ride, and I'm expecting to see some cool immersive sets as well.

I remember one of the imagineers in the video of the Laughingplace coverage saying that sets will surround people. (Or something to that effect.)