Originally Posted By Kayoss Can someone who's been to it already describe it? Is it a ride? Can't seem to find any in depth details about it
Originally Posted By Kayoss Can someone who's been to it already describe it? Is it a ride? Can't seem to find any in depth details about it
Originally Posted By Kayoss Can someone who's been to it already describe it? Is it a ride? Can't seem to find any in depth details about it
Originally Posted By Kayoss Can someone who's been to it already describe it? Is it a ride? Can't seem to find any in depth details about it
Originally Posted By cheesybaby It is not a ride. It is the same basic attraction as they had for TS3 - a "fun zone" behind the theater. There is bungee bouncing, a giant carnival slide, there is tire climbing/tire swings, there is a station where kids use power tools to remove tires from a real car, there is a Nerf target-shooting booth, there is a station where kids build their own cars from Legos and then drop them down giant car slides, there is a large tent filled with 6-8 real classic cars on loan from the Peterson Automotive Museum on Wilshire, there is a giant 4-wheel bike/trike track that kids race around on, there is a PhotoPass station where you get your photo taken with various Cars characters and then download the photos at home for free, there is a coffee/snack bar. If your kids do most or all the activities, there is at least a good hour plus there (lines for bungee and the slide were each about 20 mins. long). We spent the full 2 hours there until they kicked us out for the next group - and we were not alone in being kicked out.
Originally Posted By DlandDug And a souvenir stand? Please tell me they were selling stuff there, too...!
Originally Posted By cheesybaby ^^Of course. And I'd put it closer to full-on "store" than souvenir stand. Legos, books, toys, etc. And you know those stunning posters of Porto Corsa, Paris, London with McQueen in them? Giclees for $150. So, yes. Lots for sale.
Originally Posted By JeffG The souvenir shop even included a mini-Ridemakerz location offering the customized movie-themed cars. -Jeff
