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^ Disney Phineas and Ferb: Agent P's World Showcase Adventure http://disneyworld.disney.go.com/parks/epcot/attractions/agent-p-world-showcase-adventure/

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The good news is if someone spends $30 to ride it, they'll have recouped their investment immediately.

Well it rained yesterday and it'll probably rain again tomorrow, so they can't build footers until February now.

Now we must face the horrifying prospect that they can reproduce! Don't feed Duffy after midnight, and don't get him wet, or there may be even more!

This thread is scary.

Can we go back to talking about something less dumb, like Ariel's ice cream cone hair or Luigi's missing balls?

^ 1. Nerd 2. So that would mean anything that happened in London Potter would have to correspond.

So they violated the story's canon to open a merchandise shop. Which was my point if people are worried that having a ride wouldn't fit into the story arc, they don't give a shit because they're already changing the story canon.

Isn't the wand shop not in Hogsmeade?

3. It's a ride in a theme park and doesn't subscribe exactly to the story's canon.

Please use the search function. http://www.themeparkreview.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=29173

That's what Boot Camp and/or Parallels is for.

You mean the coaster track that's already installed in the show building wasn't real enough?

^ To quote Robb..

^ Yep. 100% agree. RCT 1&2 were great games that were grounded in somewhat realistic coaster and ride designs (even if it was cartoonish), the only big drawback was that it wasn't 3D and you couldn't ride the coasters/walk around the parks. RCT 3 added those, but became too fake and cartoonish. Just making a modern 3D/POV version of RCT2 would be a huge win. The people clamoring for these ultra-real things like ride ops and importable trees that change color should probably just learn CAD and MAYA or something.

My only 2 things would be: 1. OSX support 2. Building a coaster should be more customizable than RCT, but less intricate and time consuming than No Limits.

So you went to a special holiday event on a Saturday night and it was busy? God, what a disaster.

Yeah but the second half was epic when the ride was running well. I dunno. The whole thing seems like a lost cause until they cave and put topper track on it.

^ So they had to neuter the ride to make it tolerable?

Why would Apple's autocorrect change lose to loose?

^ Yeah, the queueing set-up really needs work. They'd have to physically redesign how the standby and fastpass lines merge and function, which they probably don't want to spend money on. Indy is ripe for a Nextgen queue experience, so let's hope that happens and they do so reconfiguration.

Is there going to be an announcement about this or are they going to wait til opening?

He actually just rode Ghostrider 1x and the rest of the "trip" was from the painkiller induced hallucinatory state he had to be in.

When Indy says "Next time, you're wearing a blindfold" he was actually referring to going to a theatre to see Crystal Skull.