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Indiana Jones ride question?
So on the Indiana Jones ride at Disneyland, in the boulder scene, you know how the walls move backward when it feels like the car is?
Well why would they put so much money, time, and effort into making the walls move when they could just move the car?
3 Answers
- dougeebearLv 710 years agoFavorite Answer
It isn't the walls moving the designers wanted you to notice, but the boulder. The boulder is essentially a fixed point, and the walls moving backward provide the illusion that the boulder is getting closer to your car.
- 10 years ago
what i probably think is that the engines that get the ride vehicles moving are already doing enough things like moving up and down, going fast going slow and stoping. it probably would have taken to much tim for the engine to switch all its functions to reverse just to go a few feet and switch as its functions again just to make the scene more dramatic.
Source(s): what i think - 1DisneyNutLv 610 years ago
My guess is money. In the long run, it's probably easier to maintain the walls than one of the cars.