Indy show change?

[WDW365]

Hey all...I am a huge Indy fav and make sure that I see the show every year. I was there on Sat Feb 8 and it was different. Indy didn't drop from the ceiling as usual, he just popped out on the floor. Also, the part where the truck carrying marion flips and blows up was cut. Is this the new normal? When dod it change?

 

[BrianL]

Hey all...I am a huge Indy fav and make sure that I see the show every year. I was there on Sat Feb 8 and it was different. Indy didn't drop from the ceiling as usual, he just popped out on the floor. Also, the part where the truck carrying marion flips and blows up was cut. Is this the new normal? When dod it change?

Occasionally certain props aren't working and they make adjustments. I do not think it's normal - both things you mentioned happened last time I saw it in November. It was most likely just a temporary alteration. I have seen it where the truck comes out but doesn't flip or where it flips but doesn't have the pyro. It's just the nature of a show like that.

 

[Calee]

Doesn't sound like the case with those two changes, but weather also affects which stunts they do.

 

[ecclescake]

I was there the day before (7th Feb) and both those elements (rope drop/truck fire) were missing from our show too.

 

[tlmadden73]

I have had it before where the ball wasnt there.

I would guess they either have a equipment issues or maybe a replacement stunt cast that arent ready (or healthy) enough for that particular stunt?

 

[Ross Kratter]

I saw the show a few times this past week. They weren't doing the rope drop. They did do the truck flip/fire a couple of the times, and a couple of the other times they didn't.

 

[Dutch Inn '76]

Some fine day the clouds will part, the sun will shine, and they will change this show to something I haven't seen 1,000 times.

 

[BrianL]

Some fine day the clouds will part, the sun will shine, and they will change this show to something I haven't seen 1,000 times.

Yeah, but keep in mind that for the vast majority of WDW visitors, they have never seen it before. It is a great show after all.

 

[Dutch Inn '76]

Yeah, but keep in mind that for the vast majority of WDW visitors, they have never seen it before. It is a great show after all.

You're right, but they could keep the theme while changing parts of it to make it new for us repeat visitors...

This begs the question: What percentage of guests on any given day are first timers? Second timers? (Umpteenth timers...). Does anyone know?

 

[Krandor]

Yeah, but keep in mind that for the vast majority of WDW visitors, they have never seen it before. It is a great show after all.

it is a good show and one of the last pieces of hollywood studios that still has a theme of making movies.

 

[only hope]

Some of the jokes were different when I went a few months ago. Most of the cast was new to me.

 

[ELLH]

I refuse to see the show again until they bring Steve back as Indy

 

[jkh36619]

I am surprised this is still around. Not that is bad or anything.

 

[Shellyred8]

When we were there in Jan, he didn't drop from the rafters either. Then there were some issues a little later on in the scene, so they cut it completely for safety's sake. They ended up not doing the ball part. The rest was the same as usual.

 

[ahcupcake]

I refuse to see the show again until they bring Steve back as Indy

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