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SPOILER ALERT: When it comes to selecting Night POVs of Disney California Adventure Park after trying to get my rides on big attractions in to feel a LOT faster, I selected to do Goofy’s Sky School for a Spin especially the fact its filmed post 1st showing World of Color ONE and towards Park Closing that I happen to get a recording during an Off-Ride footage. As a result for the Raw textures that has light to be blend in dark and light, the POVs are a different story for being mostly dark with the lack of lighting. Anyways, the setup goes as follows: Queue line all over the extended, the signs & posters to read, station with a few nerd shots, Timing a dispatch for the 2nd time personally of the coaster with a moving platform, forwards POV on the front, backwards POV on the back, both POVs featuring a blend between dark as well as blue & white lighting, exit stairs with wall props & close to vehicle off-rides, and off the ride’s property off-ride with a shutdown for the night footage. Until then, enjoy these clips til I figure out the timeframe when to edit & texturize to brighten up the footages with a Bright Lighting like Low Light, most likely in my tablet with CapCut to retain 4K.With or without credit or permission, every single fucking footages are free to use for your edited videos at any use, so yeah. Be aware of Disney owning the background music where credit is due to the respective artists.Goofy’s Sky School is a steel wild mouse roller coaster at the Paradise Gardens Park section of Disney California Adventure in Anaheim, California. The ride is based on Disney’s 1940 short film Goofy’s Glider. The rethemed attraction opened on July 1, 2011.Goofy’s Sky School originally opened on February 8, 2001, as Mulholland Madness. The attraction’s original name came from Mulholland Drive in Los Angeles, California, named after the famed engineer William Mulholland. Within the first month of its operation, three accidents occurred on the ride causing it to be shut for a short period of time for repairs. The ride vehicles were themed to the many cars one can find on the Southern California freeway systems, (such as Highway Patrol cars or Classic Surfer “Woodies”). At the end of the ride, a sign on the wall above read “Rental Car Return”.In November 2004, Alamo Rent a Car became the new sponsor of Mulholland Madness.On October 12, 2010, Mulholland Madness closed for refurbishment and re-theming as part of Disney California Adventure Park’s major refurbishment. On July 1, 2011, the attraction reopened as Goofy’s Sky School. The attraction’s re-opening was part of a series of moves in an effort to introduce Disney characters into Paradise Pier.Ride:Goofy’s Sky School is a wild mouse roller coaster manufactured by Mack Rides. Riders board a plane and navigate a crash course of flying which features sharp turns, steep drops and sudden stops. Goofy is pictured on billboards throughout the ride teaching guests the step-by-step process of flying a plane:Lesson 1: How to Take OffLesson 2: How to FlyLesson 3: How to TurnLesson 4: How to NosediveLesson 5: How to LandDisney California AdventureLocation-Disney California AdventurePark section-Paradise Pier (2001-2018)Paradise Gardens Park (2018-present)Coordinates-33.80632°N 117.92304°WCoordinates: 33.80632°N 117.92304°WStatus-OperatingOpening date-February 8, 2001(as Mullholland Madness)July 1, 2011(as Goofy’s Sky School)Closing date-October 12, 2010(as Mulholland Madness)General statisticsType-Steel – Wild MouseManufacturer-Mack RidesDesigner-Walt Disney ImagineeringLift/launch system-Chain lift hillHeight-55 ft (17 m)Length-1,200 ft (370 m)Speed-27 mph (43 km/h)Inversions-0Duration-1:45Height restriction-42 in (107 cm)Trains-Several trains with a single car. Riders are arranged 2 across in 2 rows for a total of 4 riders per train.Host-Goofy (voice of Bill Farmer, safety spiels)Disney Genie+ Lightning Lane AvailableSingle rider line availableMust transfer from wheelchairSoar high—and learn to fly the Goofy way—on this coaster-style attraction.Join the Air FarceClimb aboard your flight-training vehicle and hang on tight as you take off 3 stories in the air. Zip along 1,200 feet of track on a zany roller coaster ride up, down and all around. This silly school is appropriate for smaller aspiring pilots—no previous flight experience necessary!A Tribute to Classic Goofy GagsGoofy’s Sky School is inspired by Disney’s madcap “How To” cartoons of the 1940s and 1950s, especially Goofy’s Glider from 1940.Credit to Wikipedia and Disneyland Website for details in descriptionFootage filmed + Resolution type: 6/16/2024 (4K Ultra HD 30fps Normal Video Mode Raw Footage)Camera: Samsung Galaxy s22Recorded by 4-LeggyKaiYT | AwesomeCaillouXperience5656