Why do we need to move away from the walls?
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It's not just about show; there's also a safety aspect. If no one is crowding the walls, then no one will be leaning up against the door as it opens and fall through.Like this post? Read more like it at The Disneyland Dilettante!
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Originally posted by Karalora View PostIt's not just about show; there's also a safety aspect. If no one is crowding the walls, then no one will be leaning up against the door as it opens and fall through.Is this haunted signatureactuallystretching?
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Plus, it is a good gag!sigpic
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Because the room stretches!! As the walls stretch someone might get caught in a crack and severely injured, or worse yet they mgiht get crushed if the room were to go back up! Wouldn't want that! =D
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All of these are valid reasons I think, but I think the main one is seeing the stretching paintings, one of the highlights of the experience. I'm not sure someone could get caught and crushed (to the guy above me) by the way.
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Originally posted by Disneytwins View PostI think its also because the cast member needs to be able to get to the other side of the room in order to get to the other door. Some CMs can be pretty anal about it, especially at WDW.
Same request is done on TOT.
Allows the CM to move around, and I think it also allows space for those who are in a wheelchair.
And yeah,
you won't get crushed if it goes back up.
If that was true, then the CM would get crushed when it resets it self (if you also notice, the HM CM leans against the wall on the way down).
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You move to the center so that the skeleton that drops will fall on you.sigpic"To your left we have a welcome neighbor..... Our GE nuclear powerplant"
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Originally posted by almandot View PostBecause the room stretches!! As the walls stretch someone might get caught in a crack and severely injured, or worse yet they mgiht get crushed if the room were to go back up! Wouldn't want that! =D)
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Originally posted by almandot View PostBecause the room stretches!! As the walls stretch someone might get caught in a crack and severely injured, or worse yet they mgiht get crushed if the room were to go back up! Wouldn't want that! =DHidden Mickey - Tower of Terror
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Originally posted by CMHusband View PostI read that the elevator isn't designed to go back up with a full load. It can drop but it has to be empty to go back up again. So, that can't be it.
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Originally posted by almandot View PostBecause the room stretches!! As the walls stretch someone might get caught in a crack and severely injured, or worse yet they mgiht get crushed if the room were to go back up! Wouldn't want that! =D
Originally posted by dland_lover View PostUhh... then how do handicapped people and their parties get back up to the top? Pixie Dust?
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Originally posted by dland_lover View PostUhh... then how do handicapped people and their parties get back up to the top? Pixie Dust?
I don't know. I can't say that I've ever seen anyone going back to the elevator to go up. Must be "Disney Magic"Hidden Mickey - Tower of Terror
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Originally posted by CMHusband View PostI don't know. I can't say that I've ever seen anyone going back to the elevator to go up. Must be "Disney Magic"
I've heard if your alone it's kinda creepy (you'd have to ask a HM CM if that's true)Quote by Al:
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