Ok, so I got REALLY bored...
First off, they're filed to replace/update the FP machines at Epcot and AK. They list every single FP location in each park.
The contractor is Custom Cable. they're the folks who wired Cinderella Castle and who provide WDW's Wifi and seemingly setup Pal Mickey.
From their webpage:
http://www.customcable.com/wgcc/service.cfm
Isn't that nifty?
Anywho, Disney re-filed for the Legacy kiosk and sales area removal yet again. They switched contractors. Now it's a company, I think Burns Inc, that specializes in concrete work. Interesting note is that the permit expies 8/30/07 so the work must be completed by then.
Back to the main entrance work. The contractor for the "20 signs" to be installed is Don Bell. They're pretty darn famous as far as signs go. We're not talking dinky sheet metal with graphics 2x2ft signs either. They've made the marquees signs for both Busch Gardens Tampa and Sea World. They can do LED signs and all sorts of lighted signs and really cover a vast array.
http://www.donbellsigns.com/
They can/do make those big light-up letters you see stuck to buildings like Taget for example. "Welcome to Epcot Center" is exactly 20 letters... but I think that's wishful thinking on my part.
The rest of the main entrance (800LF of guardrail) is contracted to Coastal Steel. They did the work on Everest, Pop Century, and many other projects for Disney. On their "our capabilities" page they have pictures of the BAH and Epcot Wand.
http://www.coastalsteel.com/index_files/Page422.htm
Before you send hate mail, they're not the only company responsible for those two. I recall finding a tradeshow style publication featuring the Wand and the company touting it as so grand.
Anywho.. that's all I know
First off, they're filed to replace/update the FP machines at Epcot and AK. They list every single FP location in each park.
The contractor is Custom Cable. they're the folks who wired Cinderella Castle and who provide WDW's Wifi and seemingly setup Pal Mickey.
From their webpage:
http://www.customcable.com/wgcc/service.cfm
Isn't that nifty?
Anywho, Disney re-filed for the Legacy kiosk and sales area removal yet again. They switched contractors. Now it's a company, I think Burns Inc, that specializes in concrete work. Interesting note is that the permit expies 8/30/07 so the work must be completed by then.
Back to the main entrance work. The contractor for the "20 signs" to be installed is Don Bell. They're pretty darn famous as far as signs go. We're not talking dinky sheet metal with graphics 2x2ft signs either. They've made the marquees signs for both Busch Gardens Tampa and Sea World. They can do LED signs and all sorts of lighted signs and really cover a vast array.
http://www.donbellsigns.com/
They can/do make those big light-up letters you see stuck to buildings like Taget for example. "Welcome to Epcot Center" is exactly 20 letters... but I think that's wishful thinking on my part.
The rest of the main entrance (800LF of guardrail) is contracted to Coastal Steel. They did the work on Everest, Pop Century, and many other projects for Disney. On their "our capabilities" page they have pictures of the BAH and Epcot Wand.
http://www.coastalsteel.com/index_files/Page422.htm
Before you send hate mail, they're not the only company responsible for those two. I recall finding a tradeshow style publication featuring the Wand and the company touting it as so grand.
Anywho.. that's all I know
