Talk:Doctor Doom's Fearfall

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Removal Of Copy-Editing, Citation, And Improper Use Of "You" Tags

I have removed the copy-editing needed, citation tag, ad the improper use of "you" tags. I took out all instances of the word "you" and reused the citation that already included the information that was necessary. I've also copy-edited the page. I do think the page could be improved by finding more citations, but it's difficult to find reputable information. Pizzarush (talk) 02:20, 20 May 2022 (UTC)[reply]

Made some changes to the article

I work for this attraction, and noted some inaccuracies, so I went ahead and changed it a bit. First off, the towers are 199 feet tall, because if they were 200 feet tall, we'd have to deal with Air Traffic Control. Also, the initial launch of the ride is only 185 feet, so that might need to be worked in to the article. Secondly, I have no idea where the idea of multiple monitors came from. We have one super-large screen with a projector in our standard queue, and a smaller television for those in front of our Express and Single Riders line to view. We have no monitors in our pre-board area, so I took that section out completely instead of just saying "riders are paired into groups of 4" as that's really all there is to that. Also, at the end of the ride, Doctor Doom does claim he has enough power to "CRUSH!" the Fantastic Four, so the idea that he didn't is false. I do think at some point the ride has changed slightly, so some of the previous information may have been accurate at one time, but the article is now a bit better.

AquaStreak (talk) 01:30, 26 September 2010 (UTC)[reply]