SilentWindODoom
Well-Known Member
Op! It's still going.
Not to mention getting alot more companies familiar/comfortable with building the damn things and competing for construction. The two new reactors that were just built and went online in GA has absolutely unsustainable overruns in construction. Part of that could be blamed on contractor error but a lot of it is just not having a lot of well qualified people who are familiar with actually building these facilities anymore.I don't disagree, but the safety standards and regulatory oversight need to be rock solid.
whoopsOp! It's still going.
I don't mind EV's but I don't like heavy cars and EV's at the moment are just making things very heavy for the most part (with some exceptions).
The Model Y isn't a pickup truck. It's a midsize SUV....how much does the Cybertruck weigh?
With the pledge to be all electric by 2030 I bet GM will want TT electric.That said, I bet that electric cars will not be the focus on new Test Track. I think GM wants to sell cars to everyone, not just people for whom EVs make sense (even if that is a majority of their customers).
No one outside of a small handful at Disney, GM, and possibly some suppliers/contractors.does anyone know what is actually happening?
Not at this point. Heck, we don't know what the inside of Tiana's Bayou Adventure will be like. Nor what Disney is building near the Imagination Pavilion nor what is next to Pizza Rizzo. Nor which of the blue sky projects they're actually going to pull the trigger on.does anyone know what is actually happening?
I agree looks way better without the canopyThe exterior is soooo much better without the canopy. I hope they either scrap it, or integrate it better with this update..
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Wait since when were they building something next to Imagination? This is news to me.Not at this point. Heck, we don't know what the inside of Tiana's Bayou Adventure will be like. Nor what Disney is building near the Imagination Pavilion nor what is next to Pizza Rizzo. Nor which of the blue sky projects they're actually going to pull the trigger on.
Wait since when were they building something next to Imagination? This is news to me.
If every single one of their movies continues to flop the answer is going to be “none of them.”Nor which of the blue sky projects they're actually going to pull the trigger on.
I wouldn't be so sure. Theme park investments drive attendance and hotel bookings (and tens of millions in I'll revenue, if it is good). Theme parks are a more reliable way to get a return on Wall Street's investments. Heck, "Disney isn't investing enough in the parks" has been a major criticism of the board over the past year. So if movies keep doing poorly, I would expect a stronger emphasis on park and resort investments, as they generate more reliable returns.If every single one of their movies continues to flop the answer is going to be “none of them.”
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