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Rollerman87
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 Posted: Sun Apr 26, 2009 6:35 pm Post subject: One ride you would like to operate |
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A mix between the conversation between Nick Hutson and John Tartaglia and my own experience working rides has inspired this thread.
Basically, if you had any ride (coaster, flat ride, etc.) that you were given a week to train on and operate, which would it be?
Just a hint, a typical flatride like a Chance Morgan Frisbee can take less than an hour to learn, whereas most Disney rides take a few days. Coasters can take a few days as well.
I'll give you mine:
I would love to learn The Incredible Hulk at Islands of Adventure in Florida. It's a one-of-a-kind B&M that (I've heard) is nicely themed.
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wazomike
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i think itd be pretty cool to learn how to operate space mountain because doesnt it have some sort of complex like 6-train thing.
it just seems like that would be a very unique coaster operating experience
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Wylder
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Location: Riverview, Fl
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If I didn't have a small fear of heights, I would have to say the Big Shot. Not much of a ride, but being on top of the Stratosphere tower and looking down on Vegas from 900 feet everyday would be amazing.
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Darienlakerules
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I would go with operating tatsu because it's the best of the flying coasters
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Doug_Barnes
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Darienlakerules
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| Doug_Barnes wrote: | The Twilight Zone: Tower of Terror... that is easily my #1 pick!  |
I take mine back, that reminds me of haunted mansion. I want to be able to work at Disney without being all smiles all day!
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e_tapley0687
Joined: 01 May 2008
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Great topic!
I would like to operate a Crazy Dance or Top Spin, because you can control the intensity of the ride.
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Stingray
Joined: 20 Apr 2009
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Location: North Carolina
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I like to conduct Disney RailRoad train. I think of this ride as a lazy river of rides. All you have to do is sit back and pull the horn. This seems a little old fashion but who didn't want to conduct a train when they were a kid. You get to see pretty scenery even if it's the same all over again, but you don't have to really sit there while others enjoy the ride. You become part of the ride and control it without leaving you chair.
The Great Movie Ride would be an alt choice just to got though movies scenes and interact with the set like the Jungle Cruise ride is. Or Soarin
Hey on The Great Movie Ride is there a Marry Poppins scene. There is Nick
s Marry Poppins dark ride right there. I know it's cheap, but hey I wanted Aliens to be a dark ride too.
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