QUESTION ABOUT EPCOT RIDES

Post by **rdeacon** » Aug Thu 19, 2004 11:19 pm

Yeah they have them right in the capsule... sorry sub they are just plain white barf bags.. no disney logo on them.

eagle4life69 · Post by **eagle4life69** » Aug Fri 20, 2004 12:06 am

Probably because People would take them and it's cheaper to get a plain white than have you disney logo on them

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rich · Post by **rich** » Aug Tue 24, 2004 7:44 am

I'll get you a barf bag pgreger. You want new or used?

Disneyfan · Post by **Disneyfan** » Aug Tue 24, 2004 7:49 am

I am not that old, but those who want the "shake-em-up" "throw-them-around" "spin-them-around-till-they-barf" rides can go to Universal Studios Islands of Adventure. One reason I love the Disney Parks is the peaceful relaxing "warm fuzzy feeling" the rides leave me with. I do not want to remember a ride for how I almost barfed!

I could have ridden Horizons and World of Motion all day long, but once on Mission Space was enough for a lifetime. I am already looking forward to the refurbishment of Mission Space into something new - I hope I will not have to wait too long. Judging from the number of zombies walking around holding their heads outside I am far from a minority. Walt Disney would never have approved a ride that every member of the family would not enjoy. (By the way, I just included World of Motion above because it was classic Disney, I LOVE the replacement Test Track but too bad we couldn't have both).

rich · Post by **rich** » Aug Tue 24, 2004 8:18 am

I like Test Track too, but World of Motion was SO much better.
Epcot was about learning and enterainment, and traveling thru time
on many of their rides to enjoy the advancements of technology.

Mission Space support this in only a very minor role. Mission space
should have been the replacement for Magic Kingdoms Mission Mars.
Or that short lived SX ride.

eagle4life69 · Post by **eagle4life69** » Aug Tue 24, 2004 10:42 am

As I remember they didn't mean for it to be so intense. I remember them haveing to add barf bags just after opening the ride. Correct Me if I'm wrong

Manncab · Post by **Manncab** » Aug Tue 24, 2004 6:12 pm

not only did they have to put barf-bags but disney was giving whole new outfits to those who was in the shall we say the affected spray range

that ended after disney leagal spin doctors

put up a new list of dangers and side effects on the enterace to the ride and a castmember at their also to recite the said dangers and side effects so that they would not have to replace or give you a new outfit if you got barfed on, or you barfed on yourself you were so warned

hope this helps mmm i feel so dizzzy

pgreger · Post by **pgreger** » Aug Wed 25, 2004 4:20 am

rich, new or used... I don't care as long as it has the "Disney" logo and a picture of Michael Eisner's face on it!!!

eagle4life69 · Post by **eagle4life69** » Aug Wed 25, 2004 5:37 pm

I can just picture you getting a used Barf bag lol

pgreger · Post by **pgreger** » Aug Thu 26, 2004 12:33 pm

Dudes, mailman arrived at my door today with a package labeled "hazardous". Opened it up on my porch. Dripping wet bag of Mission Space chunks!!!!!!!!!

No picture of Eisner on the bag though.

LOL

eagle4life69 · Post by **eagle4life69** » Aug Tue 31, 2004 11:04 am

Ink may have been wiped off from the trip

pgreger · Post by **pgreger** » Aug Tue 31, 2004 3:51 pm

Investigator's Notes 08/31/2004 - Case #100ATV56 "Barfbag Mystery"

I have seperated the vomit (hereafter referred to as "v") from the forementioned barfbag (hereafter referred to as "bb"). "V" seems to be mostly composed of an acid of some sort, a super saturated, neon green, sugar substance (possibly Mountain Dew), and bits of a cornbread covered pork product (possibly a corndog). Seperated any possible food remnants from possible bodily fluids and have sent said fluids to the lab for DNA testing. The "bb" has been dried out and subjected to ultra-violet light which has brought out hints of the printing on the "bb's" exterior. Unfotunately, the acid in the "v" has completely eaten away all traces of the ink making tracing the "bb's" history this way impossible. Have sent the portion of the "bb" with the printing on it to Computer Imaging in hopes that they may be able to enhance the image somehow.

Pending results from DNA testing and Computer Imaging this case has been shelved so I may spend more time watching C.S.I.

eagle4life69 · Post by **eagle4life69** » Aug Tue 31, 2004 3:55 pm

Funny as hell. you have to much time and unused skills my friend.

pgreger · Post by **pgreger** » Aug Tue 31, 2004 4:07 pm

Why thank you very much!!!! 8)

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