SDCFans - The Unofficial Fan Site For Silver Dollar City
Silver Dollar City & Celebration City Discussion => SDC Memories/ Park History => Topic started by: Just Chuck on September 02, 2020, 07:31:40 PM
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Hi...
Hoping this wealth of SDC experts can help me piece together a childhood memory.
We're from the Chicago area and my family took only one summer trip that included SDC--probably about 40 years ago. I was standing in line for a ride... (Can't remember which one, though it may have been Fire in the Hole--still a vivid memory after decades.)
Anyway, the line wound around a ticket booth which was "staffed" by a mannequin of some sort... but, if I recall correctly, there was a face projected on his face and he was talking to people in line. I was fascinated watching this "movie" of a face until he looked down at me and chided: "Move it along, sonny." making me realize how far back I was holding up the line watching this show.
Does anyone have any details on this? Was I waiting for Fire in the Hole? Any details on the basic mechanism?
Or how many of these details do I have impossibly wrong?
Thanks!
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Sounds like the flooded mine to me.
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Just a projection on a 3D head in the FM queue. They replaced it a couple of years ago with a video in a picture frame. It's just not the same.
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Thank you, both.