You would have thought so. The soundtrack itself is fine, it’s the equipment they use to broadcast it that’s at fault.Out of all the elements to the ride, I would assume the audio would be the easiest of things to resolve.
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You would have thought so. The soundtrack itself is fine, it’s the equipment they use to broadcast it that’s at fault.Out of all the elements to the ride, I would assume the audio would be the easiest of things to resolve.
Tbh I don’t know. My guess would be mounted on the bit of the ride it pivots on so the direction of the sound remains static but that’s just a guess. It’s actually a really well themed ride so you can’t see them!Where is the speakers on the ride?
Hope this helps https://paulstathammusic.com/drayton-manor-the-haunting-soundtrack-2Oh, About the 1996 Audio, The Old Organ Soundtrack, Does any one have a Snippet of that?
That would just ruin the whole experience but if they want another ride open then they probably would only operate the Swing.Do u think they could just use the attraction as a ride only with maybe 20 guests only. Skip out the pre shows
Shame they didn’t do the same with the older rides and past attractionsdrayton have always been quite good at keeping on top of maintainence
Whilst I think the preshows and being in a group is part of the experience, they could take something like 4 groups / families (minimum 2 or 3 per group) in at once and have them socially distance, even in each corner of the library. The only challenge would be the cellar which doesn't play an integral role. It's whether it's cost effective to do that I suppose.Do u think they could just use the attraction as a ride only with maybe 20 guests only. Skip out the pre shows
The problem you got as always ask you to stand in the middle of the room. Maybe turn the floor movement off.Whilst I think the preshows and being in a group is part of the experience, they could take something like 4 groups / families (minimum 2 or 3 per group) in at once and have them socially distance, even in each corner of the library. The only challenge would be the cellar which doesn't play an integral role. It's whether it's cost effective to do that I suppose.
They could run the preshows on a loop or something and keep people 2m apart throughout the ride and then take groups into the ride itself, almost use the preshows as a queueline? Doubt that would happen though. I'm just excited to see the changes to the ride and hopefully a fix to the audio issues!