Nearly all reviews highlighted the lantern festival sequence as a visual and emotional high point, calling it “magical,” “gorgeous,” and “a dream come true.”
Guests repeatedly praised the detailed set work and architecture, noting its close alignment with the film’s tone and visual style.
Several reviewers were impressed by how the boat layout and scene design made them feel surrounded by the world, rather than merely watching from a distance.
Figures like Rapunzel and Flynn received compliments for their fluid movement and design—especially Rapunzel’s glowing hair and breathing animation.
Reviewers described the ride as “emotional” and even tear-inducing for fans, citing its ability to capture the movie’s romance and atmosphere.
Some guests felt the attraction was too brief, wishing for an additional show scene to round out the story and lengthen the experience.
A few critics noted the absence of a clear villain or dramatic arc, making the ride feel more like a gentle scenic tour than a full narrative journey.
Critiques were aimed at under-animated figures like Pascal or Rapunzel’s legs, which undercut the realism in otherwise detailed scenes.
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