stinkpickle
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- Feb 7, 2013
We use the term "squeeze room" for the funnel into the ride queue right after leaving the stretch room.
We use the term "squeeze room" for the funnel into the ride queue right after leaving the stretch room.
Yeah, that funnel is nuts. We always go right to the doors in the stretch room, so that we're first out and can get to the ride queue...helps a little in dealing with that cattle chute.
Yeah, that funnel is nuts. We always go right to the doors in the stretch room, so that we're first out and can get to the ride queue...helps a little in dealing with that cattle chute.
MY sister and I were talking, if they insist on that crowd funnel that takes forever to shuffle into single file why don't they just let smaller groups into the stretch room? You would think if you loaded the rooms with less people it wouldn't affect wait time cause it's not like you are going anywhere fast.
Yeah, that funnel is nuts. We always go right to the doors in the stretch room, so that we're first out and can get to the ride queue...helps a little in dealing with that cattle chute.
I skip both very doable ( well skipping both is)That's what I pictured when I entered this thread. I though it might be about someone having anxiety about the crowding at the bottleneck. I don't know how you would skip that part though. As others have said, the Stretching Room can be skipped.
Overloading the Strecthing Room is a real problem. I was very happy on my last DL trip that they didn't do that. The let everyone in the foyer first to hear the opening, then the Strecthing Room. I realized why later. Because the DL Stretching Room is an elevator it has a weight limit. I do wish they would close the entry door to the foyer though, which they never did.
Well you see, Master Gracey has a special area where he keeps the keys to all the rooms in his mansion. If you ask a cast member to see that room, they will usually oblige??? Do tell...
Any guesses as to why WDW does it the way they do? For us, it's really not a "big deal", and going right to the doors in the stretch room helps a lot anyway. But it is curious that it's set up that way. If I'm right, the mansion is pretty old. Is it sort of like an obsolete freeway...i.e. it was only designed to take xxx guests per hour but is now trying to double that due to increased park attendance over the past decades?
I skip both very doable ( well skipping both is)
I know you will have a hard time with this but I need to skip both and no I will not say why.. so it will work not every one need to skip both and guess what when you skip one or both you are in the same place the CM just directs you to two different places, what every one fits your needs is where you go.Not if everyone does it though - there would be a crowd in the 'skipping area; just as bad as the pre-vehicle room. How would that work?
Then why mention it at all?I know you will have a hard time with this but I need to skip both and no I will not say why..
Another thing to note is that the average person is about 25 pounds heavier now than in 1970. Over 20 or so people, that's a fair amount of added girth. Even if it's the same amount of people, it's going to feel a lot more crowded.I think you've hit it on the head. They are just trying to get more people to the ride faster, but they are lessening the total experience in my opinion. The HM just wasn't build to accommodate that many guests. The line at DL is a bit slower because of that, but really, it still goes pretty fast.