Not easy if you’re me! Despite knowing about them in advance, after missing them twice, someone in my crew took a photo and showed me on the third flight.

But I also also focused on the action; between that and trying to take photos, I didn’t have much attention to spare for Easter Eggs.

Sorry, no NDA involved for this! Media preview at WDW that converted one of the simulators ahead of the rest. I’ll have reviews of this and the other reimagined rides soon.

Now, knowing what I do about the ride system, I assume that they have testing vehicles that aren’t in the “rotation” and you got to experience the gameplay in one of those, along with other media/bloggers? But did you go through the standard attraction entrance with your group, or was there a “back door” entrance to a test vehicle? Or maybe this wasn’t on park property at all, but at a WDI facility? You’re one of the only Disney bloggers I know who is willing to break the fourth wall, pull back the curtain, etc. (that’s more for vloggers, I guess). And your readers need these answers today more than we need to know about Grogu mode (for now)! Don’t tell me they made you sign an NDA?!?! (Or wait, I guess, please DO tell me if that’s why you’re not at liberty to divulge more.) Personally any of your “behind the scenes” and “making of DTB” type content is more compelling to me than almost anything else you post about.

Per above, I’m also unsure whether any “hardware” or props (screens, buttons, etc.) changed at all or were swapped out in this transition to the updated attraction? I can’t imagine they’d have time to do that overnight on every ride vehicle, though?