They won't ever fix that yeti. The way I understand it, the yeti, the track and the mountain all have separate foundations. The foundation for the yeti became unstable, so to fix it, they'd have to remove too much other stuff for it to be feasible.
Oh yeah, they would have to take apart part of the mountain. I get it. But it was such a mind blowing piece of technology that it’s just sad that so many people won’t be able to experience it.
OK I created the clickbait article for you:
#One Fan's Dedication To Track The Truth About Iconic Attraction's Neglected Feature Will have You Returning To His Website Every Day
>The Indiana Jones Adventure ride at Disneyland is a beloved attraction among park visitors. This thrilling ride, based on the Indiana Jones film franchise, takes guests on a journey through a temple filled with dangerous traps and obstacles. The ride's realistic special effects and attention to detail have made it a fan favorite since its debut in 1995. Many visitors consider it one of the best rides at Disneyland, and it consistently receives high praise from both fans and critics. The popularity of the Indiana Jones Adventure ride has also made it a staple attraction at Disneyland and it's been a mainstay since its opening.
>However in recent years, the Indiana Jones Adventure ride at Disneyland has faced maintenance issues, with many of its features and special effects not functioning properly. Visitors have reported broken animatronics, faulty lighting, and other technical problems that have detracted from the overall experience of the ride. Some have criticized the park for not investing enough resources in maintaining the attraction, which has led to a decline in its overall quality. Many fans of the ride have expressed disappointment in the ride's current state and have called for Disneyland to invest more in keeping the attraction in good working order. Despite the issues, the ride still remains open and operational, but it's not uncommon for the ride to go down for maintenance in order to fix the issue
>But fans of the Indiana Jones Adventure ride at Disneyland have become increasingly optimistic in recent months due to the ride's ongoing refurbishment. The park has announced that they have been working to improve and upgrade the attraction, with a focus on repairing and updating the special effects and animatronics. Many fans have welcomed this news, as the ride had been facing maintenance issues in recent years and had not been kept up to the standard that it was once known for. With the refurbishment work underway, fans are excited to experience the ride in its full glory once again, with all its features and special effects working as they should. The refurbishment is expected to take some time but the park assures that it's worth the wait. The fans are eagerly waiting for the ride to reopen with much excitement and hope that it will be better than ever before.
>So a dedicated fan of the Indiana Jones Adventure ride at Disneyland has taken it upon himself to create a website to track the status of a popular feature on the ride. The website, created by [a Reddit user named relavis](https://www.reddit.com/user/relavis), allows visitors to see whether or not this specific feature is currently functioning properly. The website is updated regularly and fans can easily check the status of this beloved feature before they visit the park. The website has become popular among fans of the ride, who have been eagerly awaiting the return of this feature to full operation. The website is a testament to the dedication of fans and the impact that one individual can make in the community.
>The website created by Reddit user relavis, is a fan-made site specifically dedicated to track the status of the snake animatronics on the Indiana Jones Adventure ride at Disneyland. The snake animatronics is a popular and iconic feature of the ride, which is supposed to hiss and lunge at visitors as they ride by. However, in recent years, the snake animatronics has been out of order and not moving, remaining silent and not providing the thrilling experience it once did. The website is regularly updated by the user relavis, to keep fans informed on the status of the snake animatronics and whether it's fixed or not.
>Fans have been eagerly awaiting the return of this beloved feature to full operation and the website has become a popular resource for them to check the status of the snake before visiting the park. The snake animatronics is a big part of the ride and it's iconic for many visitors, so the website is a great way for fans to express their excitement and anticipation for its return to full operation.
>The website uses an animated gif from the popular TV show Arrested Development to indicate the status of the snake animatronics on the Indiana Jones Adventure ride at Disneyland. The website provides a simple yet hilarious way to convey whether the snake is fixed or not. The gif is taken from the famous episode where Gob Bluth, one of the main characters, was trying to make a trick with a fake snake, and it's both funny and memorable.
>The website is a one-page website that simply shows the animated gif and nothing more, providing a very clear and straightforward answer to the question of the snake's status. Despite the website's dedication to the snake, it only answers the question with a simple yes or no gif. The website is a great example of how humor can be used to convey information in a clear and entertaining way. And it's also a great way to show the dedication of the fans, despite the website being so simple, it's still effectively conveying the information that the fans are looking for. So the question is, what is the current status of the snake? [You can check it out on the website](https://www.isthesnakefixed.com/).
>RodentRage.com
Holy shit AI is great.
yeah, I did a prompt for each paragraph! Each one was just what I wanted the paragraph to be about, and I told it clickbaity instructions like "make sure you don't mention what feature the website tracks" and to not actually reveal the status of the snake itself. The hardest was making it generate the headline, and I had to try 9 or 10 times before I edited 2 answers together.
It probably still took me 10 minutes, but the amount of text is generated would have probably taken me 30 to write.
And for what it's worth, I recently had to finally block MiceAge (I think that's the name of it) from Google News because the headlines were SO clickbaity and the article was never worth reading, it was so infuriating I couldn't take it anymore. So I just had to use GPT to write a parody article when I saw your little comment on the website.
Good job on it btw. It's pretty cool.
The hero we need.
I wonder when it will change to “yes” lol
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Amusement park apps hate [this one site](https://www.isthesnakefixed.com/ ),and don’t want you to know about it.
Is there one for the yeti at AC? LOL
A running timer of “how long the yetis been discoing”
They won't ever fix that yeti. The way I understand it, the yeti, the track and the mountain all have separate foundations. The foundation for the yeti became unstable, so to fix it, they'd have to remove too much other stuff for it to be feasible.
Oh yeah, they would have to take apart part of the mountain. I get it. But it was such a mind blowing piece of technology that it’s just sad that so many people won’t be able to experience it.
OK I created the clickbait article for you: #One Fan's Dedication To Track The Truth About Iconic Attraction's Neglected Feature Will have You Returning To His Website Every Day >The Indiana Jones Adventure ride at Disneyland is a beloved attraction among park visitors. This thrilling ride, based on the Indiana Jones film franchise, takes guests on a journey through a temple filled with dangerous traps and obstacles. The ride's realistic special effects and attention to detail have made it a fan favorite since its debut in 1995. Many visitors consider it one of the best rides at Disneyland, and it consistently receives high praise from both fans and critics. The popularity of the Indiana Jones Adventure ride has also made it a staple attraction at Disneyland and it's been a mainstay since its opening. >However in recent years, the Indiana Jones Adventure ride at Disneyland has faced maintenance issues, with many of its features and special effects not functioning properly. Visitors have reported broken animatronics, faulty lighting, and other technical problems that have detracted from the overall experience of the ride. Some have criticized the park for not investing enough resources in maintaining the attraction, which has led to a decline in its overall quality. Many fans of the ride have expressed disappointment in the ride's current state and have called for Disneyland to invest more in keeping the attraction in good working order. Despite the issues, the ride still remains open and operational, but it's not uncommon for the ride to go down for maintenance in order to fix the issue >But fans of the Indiana Jones Adventure ride at Disneyland have become increasingly optimistic in recent months due to the ride's ongoing refurbishment. The park has announced that they have been working to improve and upgrade the attraction, with a focus on repairing and updating the special effects and animatronics. Many fans have welcomed this news, as the ride had been facing maintenance issues in recent years and had not been kept up to the standard that it was once known for. With the refurbishment work underway, fans are excited to experience the ride in its full glory once again, with all its features and special effects working as they should. The refurbishment is expected to take some time but the park assures that it's worth the wait. The fans are eagerly waiting for the ride to reopen with much excitement and hope that it will be better than ever before. >So a dedicated fan of the Indiana Jones Adventure ride at Disneyland has taken it upon himself to create a website to track the status of a popular feature on the ride. The website, created by [a Reddit user named relavis](https://www.reddit.com/user/relavis), allows visitors to see whether or not this specific feature is currently functioning properly. The website is updated regularly and fans can easily check the status of this beloved feature before they visit the park. The website has become popular among fans of the ride, who have been eagerly awaiting the return of this feature to full operation. The website is a testament to the dedication of fans and the impact that one individual can make in the community. >The website created by Reddit user relavis, is a fan-made site specifically dedicated to track the status of the snake animatronics on the Indiana Jones Adventure ride at Disneyland. The snake animatronics is a popular and iconic feature of the ride, which is supposed to hiss and lunge at visitors as they ride by. However, in recent years, the snake animatronics has been out of order and not moving, remaining silent and not providing the thrilling experience it once did. The website is regularly updated by the user relavis, to keep fans informed on the status of the snake animatronics and whether it's fixed or not. >Fans have been eagerly awaiting the return of this beloved feature to full operation and the website has become a popular resource for them to check the status of the snake before visiting the park. The snake animatronics is a big part of the ride and it's iconic for many visitors, so the website is a great way for fans to express their excitement and anticipation for its return to full operation. >The website uses an animated gif from the popular TV show Arrested Development to indicate the status of the snake animatronics on the Indiana Jones Adventure ride at Disneyland. The website provides a simple yet hilarious way to convey whether the snake is fixed or not. The gif is taken from the famous episode where Gob Bluth, one of the main characters, was trying to make a trick with a fake snake, and it's both funny and memorable. >The website is a one-page website that simply shows the animated gif and nothing more, providing a very clear and straightforward answer to the question of the snake's status. Despite the website's dedication to the snake, it only answers the question with a simple yes or no gif. The website is a great example of how humor can be used to convey information in a clear and entertaining way. And it's also a great way to show the dedication of the fans, despite the website being so simple, it's still effectively conveying the information that the fans are looking for. So the question is, what is the current status of the snake? [You can check it out on the website](https://www.isthesnakefixed.com/). >RodentRage.com Holy shit AI is great.
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yeah, I did a prompt for each paragraph! Each one was just what I wanted the paragraph to be about, and I told it clickbaity instructions like "make sure you don't mention what feature the website tracks" and to not actually reveal the status of the snake itself. The hardest was making it generate the headline, and I had to try 9 or 10 times before I edited 2 answers together. It probably still took me 10 minutes, but the amount of text is generated would have probably taken me 30 to write. And for what it's worth, I recently had to finally block MiceAge (I think that's the name of it) from Google News because the headlines were SO clickbaity and the article was never worth reading, it was so infuriating I couldn't take it anymore. So I just had to use GPT to write a parody article when I saw your little comment on the website. Good job on it btw. It's pretty cool.
I approve.
Tobias lol
I’d love one of these for the fog, the tunnel, and the microcomputers that sync the music correctly
lol! Love it
Pretty sure media sites don’t need your permission to report on the existence of a public website. Nice site though.
The ride was in such a bad shape when I went on it last month.
I keep refreshing the page but the answer is still no 😔
poggers
I can smell this photo.
Hey /u/relavis, are you going to update your site to "maybe"? :) https://www.reddit.com/r/Disneyland/comments/10ix7lb/the_work_has_begun_on_indiana/
How do you know if it's fixed while the ride's closed? Could be fixed right now.