No no duct tape won’t fix it, but a strobe light will!
I don't know the specifics of the FOP building, but it's not uncommon for machinery within a building to be structurally independent from the building itself. Due to the high concentration of weight and additional live load from moving parts, factories often have separate foundations for equipment within larger warehouse-type buildings; there's no reason that the foundation under the break room needs to be as beefy as the foundation under the assembly line. Similarly, the FOP queue, preshow, and exit areas would have significantly lighter loads than the massive moving-theater ride mechanisms.
Wrong park...Uh oh. Now they have to reopen Stitch to disperse some of the crowds.
Isn't it all contained to one giant building? If there were cracks in one theater, wouldn't it affect the entire building? Pretty sure you couldn't close a part that is structurally deficient while the other half is open. But I'm not a engineer.
Is this going to become the next "the Yeti is over-stressing the foundation" or "a sinkhole closed Horizons"?
I will second what @FerretAfros said. The ride systems are structurally independent of the showbuilding, even the river path would be independent. It’s also possible for there to be cracks and for them to be nothing of concern as cracks will always occur with concrete.
That was the point. Ya know...ha ha? Funny? No? Too early? Ok.
Animal Kingdom: The Park Where Every Foundation Cracks.
Sorry that one didn't quite hit the funny bone
Eh, don't worry once everybody realizes that Toy Story lands open I'm sure everybody will be going there instead. Plus once Galaxy's Edge opens I'm sure it will even get even less busy... then they'll budget crunch AK and decide that rivers of light is not worth it anymore and shut the place down by 5 like they used to I'm giving it another six years until it happens.Uh oh. Now they have to reopen Stitch to disperse some of the crowds.
Sounds about right.
