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[Cadaverous Pallor]

Originally Posted by RStar

But I don't know if it had a limit before....

It did, and it wasn't all that high either.

[BarTopDancer]

Originally Posted by Ghoulish Delight

OKay, I take it back, that is about a 2-3x premium over a normal dinner cost. But still better than having to pay for dessert when you may not have otherwise wanted dessert. Much greater odds of people wanting dinner in the first place.

For a one time shot, guaranteed seats and avoiding the mass crush of people I'll gladly pay the $40 for dinner. Hell, I'd probably pay the $40 just for the damn seat after discovering mass crushes of people like the ones going from Main St. after fireworks to Fantasmic give me panic attacks.

Originally Posted by Cadaverous Pallor

It did, and it wasn't all that high either.

I think it was 200.

[innerSpaceman]

I like the plan of seeing it, all crushed together, from Wendybeth and Scrooge's GVC balcony.

(a side note: I nixed throwing my party at the Mount Whitney Suite in the Grand Cal because the GVC units now block the view of Paradise Pier from all their primo suites built to have that view. The Mt. Whitney runs $5K per night, so that's a pretty big detriment.)

[RStar]

Originally Posted by BarTopDancer

I think it was 200.

Well, if it's the same equipment, which I think it is, then I'd assume it's the same limit. However, if they could lower it some if they wanted. So how do they keep this limit? Do they make you step on a scale, or just guess? And how do they deliver such a rejection "excuse me sir, you're to fat to ride"??? I'm right at the 200 mark (I run 199-201.5) so I would'nt know if I'd be called out. That would be embarassing. Not that I'd ever ride it anyway. It's a "throwup ride" to me. I've never stepped into a Tea Cup either, and never will...

Originally Posted by innerSpaceman

I like the plan of seeing it, all crushed together, from Wendybeth and Scrooge's GVC balcony.

(a side note: I nixed throwing my party at the Mount Whitney Suite in the Grand Cal because the GVC units now block the view of Paradise Pier from all their primo suites built to have that view. The Mt. Whitney runs $5K per night, so that's a pretty big detriment.)

$5K/ night? Yikes! And now they've blocked the view??? Anyway, seems to me it would be a pretty bad view of this show. You'd just see some pretty lights, and an occasional fuzzy figure. Anyone see any testing (with film) from one of the balconys to know?

[Stan4dSteph]

Originally Posted by €uroMeinke

Is there a weight limit?

No. You just have to be able to fit in the seat, lower the safety bar and fasten the clip. There are also tandem seats, where an adult can sit next to a child. There's a separate queue for those.

[Prudence]

Apparently we have reservations for the dining thingy on the 11th. First show.

[Gemini Cricket]

Apparently, Disney's California Adventure is now just Disney California Adventure...

[katiesue]

I'll wait to see the reviews of the system but I'll totally pay not to hassle for a seat. We did the fantasmic one and it was totally worth it.

[Prudence]

Originally Posted by Gemini Cricket

Apparently, Disney's California Adventure is now just Disney California Adventure...

I finally have an insider and I knew about this AGES ago.

[CoasterMatt]

What seats for World of Color? They barely have enough room for standing.