New Disneyland Parking Garage and Transportation Hub

[Old Mouseketeer]

Don't be silly.

The prostitutes will be Disney Princesses.

Careful--there was a Snow White performer busted for prostitution at the Contemporary soon after WDW opened in the early '70s. I heard this from opening day CMs in Fall '73.

 

[SSG]

Careful--there was a Snow White performer busted for prostitution at the Contemporary soon after WDW opened in the early '70s. I heard this from opening day CMs in Fall '73.

Snow Off White.

 

[Phroobar]

Careful--there was a Snow White performer busted for prostitution at the Contemporary soon after WDW opened in the early '70s. I heard this from opening day CMs in Fall '73.

She was just making dreams come true.

 

[Old Mouseketeer]

That won't happen unless the whole block goes up for sale.

Not happening unless Anaheim invokes eminent domain like Garden Grove did at Harbor and Chapman, also not happening.
At the time that Disney bought Carousel Motel it was pointed out that these properties seldom become available on the market.

 

[Old Mouseketeer]

Snow Off White.

Old Dapper Dans joke from the '70s: "She was pure as the driven snow, but she drifted."

 

[TiggerDad]

Thanks It truly encapsulated exactly how I reacted upon reading the comment.

Sorry for the confusion- was trying to come up with something as ridiculous as the idea of forcing APs to park far away. Not sure who would be left to fill the close-in garage

 

[George Lucas on a Bench]

Where do the employees park?

 

[nevol]

Ok, just spitballing bad ideas here...

But what if Disney built an off-site parking lot (say, near Angels Stadium) specifically for AP's and shuttled them in?
In obvious addition to adding more parking on-site.

Why wouldn't they just do the same, but where eastern gateway is planned? With or without the bridge. No reason for it to be 2 miles away, and it wouldn't conflict with the harbor businesses as much because APs likely aren't staying at the hotels.

 

[TiggerDad]

Where do the employees park?

The employees aren't paying customers like the APs are.

 

[George Lucas on a Bench]

No, but they do keep The Haunted Mansion running. That's more of a contribution than buying churros and posting photos with Captain America on Instagram.

 

[TiggerDad]

Not knocking CMs; just suggesting that Disney will make sure APs get better parking spots than CMs.

 

[Old Mouseketeer]

I could see it: Anorexic Barbie, Cradle Robber Barbie, Welfare Barbie. I like it.[/QUOT

The employees aren't paying customers like the APs are.

Say, could you maybe have that interchange printed on the front of a t-shirt and wear it every time you visit the park--and make sure it's clearly visible any time you want something from a CM? Pretty please?

 

[TiggerDad]

Say, could you maybe have that interchange printed on the front of a t-shirt and wear it every time you visit the park--and make sure it's clearly visible any time you want something from a CM? Pretty please?

Only if I can use the explanation I added JUST ABOVE YOUR POST when I realized that I was not being clear about the point I was trying to make.

 

[George Lucas on a Bench]

Guests spit on The Haunted Mansion. Employees flip the 'On' switch for The Haunted Mansion. Employees win. In fact, get rid of the guests.

 

[Old Mouseketeer]

Only if I can use the explanation I added JUST ABOVE YOUR POST when I realized that I was not being clear about the point I was trying to make.

Be our guest....

 

[kap91]

Does anyone know why the resort can't just build a duplicate of the current garage right next to the current one? It seems like the garage was deliberately built to allow for expansion, and the plot next to it (tram loading and whatever that small surface lot is called) looks plenty big enough. Sightlines? Too much traffic for the I5 ramp?

 

[Deleted member 107043]

Does anyone know why the resort can't just build a duplicate of the current garage right next to the current one? It seems like the garage was deliberately built to allow for expansion, and the plot next to it (tram loading and whatever that small surface lot is called) looks plenty big enough. Sightlines? Too much traffic for the I5 ramp?

Because at least some of that space is allocated for future hotel expansion. Also building a garage there wouldn't address the need for easy access parking for visitors headed north on I-5.

 

[Hatbox Ghostbuster]

Watch them not have any new structures built by opening day of SWL and telling guests to just deal with it. I could honestly see them capping attendance much lower at first to see what the demand will be. Or, going the route of making SWL a small upcharge/separate ticket event.

Either way, unless Disney figures out something quick and does it extremely well, SWL will be the most successful disaster the park has ever seen, and a fitting "adios" to Mr. Iger.

 

[Curious Constance]

Watch them not have any new structures built by opening day of SWL and telling guests to just deal with it. I could honestly see them capping attendance much lower at first to see what the demand will be. Or, going the route of making SWL a small upcharge/separate ticket event.

Either way, unless Disney figures out something quick and does it extremely well, SWL will be the most successful disaster the park has ever seen, and a fitting "adios" to Mr. Iger.

Chillax, those extra 224 parking spaces, or whatever it was, will be done. That's all it's going to need.

 

[Hatbox Ghostbuster]

Chillax, those extra 224 parking spaces, or whatever it was, will be done. That's all it's going to need.

Parking is one thing...but it will also be interesting to see how crowd flow is surrounding the entrances and what sort of bottlenecks they make. I'm just envisioning Fantasmic level crowds along the river, PLUS all the added flow of SWL people...that's gonna suck.