Wow...so your response is, "I know you are but what am I." Great comeback, Cal. And then, you try to pivot your position from: no one's going to ride it because it will be like a greenhouse - hence it won't work; to: I never said it wouldn't work just that it needs a/c to be a pleasant experience. As other posters have also noticed, you are continually stuck on the same mantras why this is a bad idea, even though your concerns have been addressed in this thread ad nauseum. Obviously, you have issues with examining your own opinions against others to consider an alternative view. It must be hard to always be right about everything, no?
Riding in the dark, with strangers, might cause more problems then it is worth. If you want to see the scenery, ride during the day.
You mean like how it is on a very crowded bus heading back to your resort after a long day in the parks?
I've argued against that as well. As a veteran of municipal bus driving, we would never think about operating a bus with the interior lights off. I almost panicked one night when riding back to the parking lot from Hoop Dee Doo a family was separated by one row and their little boy (probably around 4 years old) was sitting next to me in the last row in the back of the bus. As soon as we started rolling he immediately fell asleep and was leaning against my arm. I was so worried that when the lights went back on that the parents were going to freak out and be upset. They weren't, but, at the time it just seemed so out of place to have those lights off and it was pitch dark in there. I still think they are wrong to do that. I do understand that it makes the visibility for the driver much clearer with no glare, but, in this day and age, it is just not wise. Most new buses are equipped with cameras now, but, they are useless in the dark.
You need to factor in waiting for the bus, hoping it's not full, and loading a couple of scooters
It's pretty jacked...
Garages are obviously more expensive than parking lots, but the point is well taken. I have to believe an evolution of the TTC is in the works.
I hope very badly that an entire TTC makeover is in the works. It looks terrible now, so I cannot imagine how bad it will work for the 50th. I honestly would prefer that to a new ride.
The TTC has worked perfectly fine for 46 years...yes it could use a refresh, but to want a makeover of a parking lot and transportation hub over any and all new attractions is just silly. YES by all means freshen it up, but it kind of is what it is...
not sure if this has been asked, will you have to fold up the stroller to go on? or can you wheel them on like on the monorail?
Level loading allows rolling on that is even easier than the monorails.
