The Bourne Stuntacular - General Discussion

[TheCodeMan95]

Looking at a map is actually much faster than trying to navigate the very overcrowded and complicated app. Also, why doesn't the app have a leaderboard of wait times like they have in the park instead of having to look for each individual attraction on the app?

If you sort the attractions by list, it shows you all of them without having to click on each one

 

[jseal777]

I agree the app needs some work. It is frustrating to navigate sometimes. As for the show, I think this is one of the best theme park shows I have been to. The only reason I don't go see it every time I visit is because my wife does not like the loud bangs (gunshots). I consider this attraction to be a marvel though, and I really don't care for the boring Bourne movie series.

 

[Evan]

After I came across that video of the guy who has been going to USF for a couple years now and never knew Diagon was back there until he randomly followed someone in...

It tracks that people are missing the Stuntacular.

 

[PerceptiveCoot]

The old maps didn't have wait times in them.

Would have really been great for you if you were right about this because then our opinions would have been invalid.

I think people (and certainly the people who were behind the push to eliminate physical maps) underrate the ease of pulling out the map and seeing the entire park layout and offerings at a scale that can be read, as opposed to the app's map interface (which can't display all the attractions in the whole park in a single "view" in a size that anybody could decipher).

I'm hopeful that in the next few years we move towards a word that is increasingly less mobile-centric.

 

[Mad Dog]

Would have really been great for you if you were right about this because then our opinions would have been invalid.

I'm hopeful that in the next few years we move towards a word that is increasingly less mobile-centric.

The negatives of too much mobile use are finally hitting the light of day. I think a time will come in the future where many will regret they spent so much time of their life staring at a smartphone instead of actually experiencing/enjoying the world around them.

Mobile has some good, but it too often complicates tasks that are actually simpler without a confusing long winded app. It should be more of an 'alternative' add on than the prime way to access entertainment/food/tickets/services etc.

And, as learning goes, it often creates lazy learning, a real negative.