WDI gets Stitch to Barf

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    Originally Posted By oc_dean

    It's not uncommon for AAs to break and spew hydraulic fluid. Accidents happen. And in 50 years of Disney theme park history ... there are stories. My favorite story was when Abe was new at the NY Worlds Fair. He broke .. and fluid leaked. Not on the audience ... but over the AAs clothes.

    Now ... I don't know how technology advanced Stitch is, but in a newer era where AAs can make remarkable movements that is when accidents (and they do happen) can make potential big messes.

    Think for a moment, one line bursts, but the rest of Stitch is still functioning ... making bodily sweeps in whatever direction he is programmed.

    Now, I don't believe this AA was capable to make full 360 sweeps getting EVERYONE wet .... but it seems plausable that up to 1/3rd of the rounded theater was sprayed.
     
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    Originally Posted By TDLFAN

    >>I'm completely frightened by how you would know this, buddy . . .<<

    Why would you be? They are in full view on the stands in World of Disney for all guests to see and buy!!!
     
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    Originally Posted By ChiMike

    I'm still waiting to see anywhere on the Internet were someone could verify that one of the theaters were down for a few days around that time. With reduced operations on so many things during the summer I guess it's hard to make a distinction.

    Anyways, great posts Dean, you are absolutely correct. While a crazy rumor, it certainly isn't unprecedented.
     

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