Evacuating from the TOP of Spaceship Earth at EPCOT with the lights on!
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- Опубликовано: 20 авг 2024
- We got evacuated from the very top of the Spaceship Earth ride at EPCOT. They turned all the lights on and made an announcement that a cast member would come get us. The whole process was very efficient and took less than fifteen minutes. We’ve always wanted to see the ride with the lights on and finally got the chance!
![Spaceship Earth [Its Creation and Design]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/iGdYf9eOwbE/mqdefault.jpg)
3:08 smart mother.
After seeing how long it takes to get people out, I have come to the conclusion that this ride is a potential death trap in an emergency. Yikes. 😱
In a TRUE emergency, I don’t think I’d wait for a cast member to come get me… 😉
Nice, we are headed down from the South Carolina Coast this Sat for 5 days. We were on Space Mountain and Haunted Mansion a few years ago with the lights on. Pretty cool behind the scenes look...
not the trash family encouraging their child to climb in the set for a picture
Lol there's always one
And no cast members watching. Disney needs to learn from this video..
😂
@@crypto1701no she’s to busy worrying about Grown adult’s having cell phones 🙄 once again maybe if you cast member kids would loose the entitlement and actually tell guests rules that are in your policy not ones that you made up, then maybe you would have done your real job witch was telling that kid to get off the set. But no your to busy worrying about grown adults using their phones when a kid could possibly get injured and fall. Unbelievable
At Disney World, they even make you wait in line to get off the attraction.
When you showed the freight elevator, I was sure that (since there was power to the building) they would take people down to ground level in that.
My guess is it’s faster to just funnel everyone down the stairs
The magic behind the magic 😍 I love your bag Felicia 😍
This was sooooo interesting! I wonder what happens to the people who are descending backwards, it's pretty steep. I wonder how they are evacuated?
There is a separate ramp on that side, but not nearly as interesting I presume.
What was the sliding-thump sound? The door to the ride cars? I ask because it kept going after everyone was out of their seats. Swoosh-slide-thump
The cast member was closing the doors behind us.
Nice back shots…
I was trying to be a little more discreet with the camera after the cast member told us to put the phones down so we didn’t stumble.
Usually they tell you that you that you can take no photos or pictures as you get escorted out.
We were waiting for them to say that but they never did.
I’ve been a pass holder for ten years and have seen cast members look at filming guests straight in the face during an evacuation and not say a word about filming nor is there anything in Disney policy about a guest not being able to film an attraction with the exception of if there using it for commercial or advertising purposes no then you can not film. This is called cast members who likes to make up her own rules to feel important and give demands Disney college program kids are not always as wonderful as we would hope they are entitled and occasionally extremely rude. Absolutely sick of it once again 💡if it’s not in your policy it shouldn’t be coming out of your mouth to guests💡 take note Disney.
Did cast members say “Bye Felicia!” when you exited the ride?
Look at Time 2:27 !!! The Ticket Booth Lady only ever looks up and down. But she turned her head to the right to look at you briefly !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It's Haunted !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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You added music to this right? This isn’t what is playing as you’re evacuated right?
definitely added in post
Correct
How do they get disabled people out?
The fire department has a special chair they carry them out in.
Why the sad music
It gave me the impression of “space” as I was editing the video.
Tinkerbell led the way with her red hair
Crazy how the person giving the instructions struggled to speak English. You'd think they'd have someone fluent in the language saying everything to eliminate risk
Wow....
@@iilikeitlikethatii Am I wrong? She couldn't even get through the message without messing up multiple times
You are not wrong. Same thought occurred to me. In case of fire I prefer clear instructions.@RowdyBrian17
@@RowdyBrian17like you've never heard a fluent, native English speaker stumble over their words? At least she speaks more than one language! How many do you speak?
@@KassMcCormack This isn't about how many languages she speaks. This is about not being able to give clear and easily understandable instructions. Do you think that isn't important?