Originally Posted By vbdad55 Gangster scene for me as I am a huge fan of the movie genre -- and being from Chicago have more than a few memorabilia items from that period I have accumlated.
Originally Posted By TDLFAN How can you prefer "I'll see U in Chuich!" over "The bank is gonna BLOW!"??? (with real fire I may add.)
Originally Posted By FiveBearRugs Hmmm... I didn't know that the cowboys took over the ride. When we rode it, the gangsta, er, gangster took over until his untimely demise in the Indiana Jones section.
Originally Posted By DVC_dad <<Because I didn't think there was always two.>> I think that the FIRE in the western scene is somewhat new. I am very sure that that wasn't there a short while ago, or maybe was not working every time I went for the last long while. Anyway I am not sure but I remember something being very different about the western scene the last time I was there in Nov of 05. Hummm can't remember exactly what it was but it seems like it was the fire.
Originally Posted By jasmine7 <<I think that the FIRE in the western scene is somewhat new.<< Nope, it was there when I first rode it in 1990. That completely amazed me and made the western scene my favorite of the two.
Originally Posted By vbdad55 <How can you prefer "I'll see U in Chuich!" over "The bank is gonna BLOW!"??? (with real fire I may add.)< Easy, being from Chicago a little easier to relate to the gangster scene, not a lot of cowboys around here - ever
Originally Posted By FerretAfros But the acting in the western scene is usually medeocre at best. The last time I saw it, the CM talked way too fast, and we waited a while for the AA's to respond. The gangster scene seems to be better written for those who aren't as good at acting.
Originally Posted By TDLFAN >>I think that the FIRE in the western scene is somewhat new.<< The fire on the western bank holdup has been there since the ride opened in 1989. That is nothing new. >>Hmmm... I didn't know that the cowboys took over the ride. When we rode it, the gangsta, er, gangster took over until his untimely demise in the Indiana Jones section. << The cowboy scene is happening simultaneously for the front two vehicles in the western town area, while at the same time the gangster scene is going on in for the last two vehicles. Both Cowboy and gangter hijack the guests in their respective sets.. but both of them are dispatched in the "Curse scene" at separate times... It's so well choreographed that guests do not realize there is much more to this ride than meets the eye.
Originally Posted By Mr X Yeah, that's a neat little twist they came up with. I always wondered how they worked it out (I imagine that the second set of vehicles moves slower, or the Ganster scene is longer?). Anyone know?
Originally Posted By vbdad55 The History channel ran a special on Capone and the St Valentines Days Massacre here in 1929 -- and as they went thru the list of characters -- many of them were front row - Sunday church goers.....so the line works
Originally Posted By TDLFAN >>Anyone know?<< The second set of vehicles moves a bit slower to allow the first set to go thru the Curse scene..., then as you know, they rejoin in the Oz scene where only the first drive executes the scene with the Witch.
Originally Posted By disney pete gangster for me but ive only seen the western one once and that was 1997.
