Talk:Star Trek: The Experience
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Star Trek: The Experience is a 'themed attraction', not a Theme Park. Big difference. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 170.215.186.15 (talk • contribs)
Though informative, this article does not sound professional. It uses sensationalist language ("Lo and behold, in all it's grim glory", e.g.) and second person (you). All addressing should use "one", "the viewer", or something along those lines. If no one else cleans it up, I can take care of it, but I prefer to not do so as I have yet to visit this theme attraction. Thus, I do not have detailed knowledge of the occurrances and features. Geekrecon 23:40, 27 December 2006 (UTC)
I have visited this attraction on several occations spanning opening week in 1999 and this summer, 2007. (In fact, I wrote a net-published article reviewing the Klingon Encounter for opening week.) I also took the backstage tour in 2007. This gives me insight into what is unique to a particular visit and what is likely constanty experienced. With this in mind, and looking at the comment above, I have rewriten many sections. regardingthe plots of the two "rides", I tried to capture the significant items yet not "give it all away" as requested by staff at The Experience. -treborp@optonline.net
[edit] Plot Hole?
I went to see this a few years ago and seem to remember something not being right with the Klingon Encounter part of the show/ride. When we arrive in the future, the Starfleet Officer asks the two actors who act as the group leaders to leave, saying they were beamed aboard the Enterprise. However, at the end of the ride, they don't come back - at least not with the rest of us (I suppose they could have just beamed them down randomly somewhere else in "our" time). Just seems like a pretty big whoopsie... —Preceding unsigned comment added by TheUncleBob (talk • contribs) 02:00, 24 November 2007 (UTC)
