I haven't been to the park in a few years. Does FoF still have the automated sounds when it E-Stops?

Sorry but I have no clue what you're talking about. But what from I know, I've never heard any "automated" sounds.......

I think he means a "Please remain seated..." spiel. In which case, yes, it does, along with the "Train launching..." one.

There is also one when the ride shuts down. I was trying to remember the wording to it this morning and couldn't for the life of me. It only plays when the ride auto E-stops or the E is pressed on the console. It was something like: You came here to study us, now your the one stuck and being studied.

I believe your referring to where it says "so you believe you are studying us, then kindly explain why you are the ones trapped in your seat" That along with a few other recordings use to play every couple launched trains, but last i know was deactivated and only play when the ride is estopped or powered down.

Those sounds still play after the automatic speil when the train enters the station.

They do sometimes. Quite a bit of the time, none of the spiels work. This is also when the saucer sounds are turned off.

It would be nice to hear them. I never got to.

I had never heard them until sunday. Just about all of them were working. It was actually the first time i noticed any audio in the spaghetti bowl. I think they should put the audio on the trains so you can hear it a little better...it would add to the effect.

Or install a tad bit of soundproofing so the sound doesn't echo and sound so tinny.

I've heard all the spiels in the entrance and exit station ("To the Abyss and back again. Now we know what it's like when Human Endurance is pushed to--") but the only time I can ever hear the music durin the ride is the MCBS and the final brake section. All the other time it's droned out by the roar.

"We've enjoyed our visit to your little planet, now, it's time for you to visit, ours." That's the only one I know that comes to my mind right now, I know there are others though.

"We promised you an escape from the heartbreak and struggle of the work-a-day world. And what escape could be more final,

"Then Oblivion?"

That's my favorite.