How long does it take you to read 1,000 pages?
The drawings for TRON could easily number in the hundreds of sheets, if not actually exceeding 1,000 sheets. The specifications would be equally as long if not longer. How long it would take you just to read that much information should tell you the minimum scope of work involved. A lot of the construction until a few months ago overlapped with the work of creating the new drawings and specifications. There should be some basis to saying the work is too slow, so an easy base would be how long would it take you to just read the documents, much less update them based on thousands of pages of regulations.
The architects and engineers have to read them in order to redraw and rewrite them as required by law. You and many other say you are annoyed but provide no actual basis for that annoyance. The major construction that actually encompasses the coaster and its box is around 2 years, not the 3 or 4 that encompasses the entire project and the claims of taking too long.
The TRON coaster track will be completed under a year.
This isn’t just a coaster. It’s also a very large box with everything else that goes into a building plus stuff like show controls systems and show lighting. It also has a very complicated canopy out front.
Only a section of it. The rest is in an enclosed building.
It has a show building because majority of the coaster is indoors.
Thank you both. I just used Google Maps to look at the Shanghai version and I see the building. Pictures online made it look like the entire ride was just under a canopy.
Everything that is built as of now is all of the indoor portion. The only track left to be installed is the loop under the canopy.
Only a short section is under the canopy. The canopy is not inflated.
Thanks for posting this I was wondering how this was progressing. I keep wondering if they are going to put some sort of welcome to the magic kingdom sign in here. It almost seems like too much work just to have a retaining wall.
