Queueline benches for sure. Last time I queued for SAW the line was massive, it took a huge while before I could sit in the car. By then me walkers were stinging hard.As for theming, well, Thorpe wanted to theme the station around Jigsaw's hideout, they got it horribly wrong, seeing as his hideout was a meat packaging factory, not some old rusty warehouse. And they also thought his hideout would have to be full of traps visible to all who entered. Again, wrong. Jigsaw wouldn't want the police getting their hands on his traps (evidence for his crimes) that he sees as therapy lessons that make life's losers appreciate their lives more than wasting them on drugs or other **** like that. Now SAW Alive, it focuses more on scaring riders ****less rather than showcasing the traps and hoping the riders would be afraid of them. The ride itself had nothing to do with SAW, other than the fact it was to be treated as one of Jigsaw's newest games.