I would agree with this. Disney has gone all-in on more questionable things. I don't see a need to "test the waters". AK is also already a little show heavy.
I think the odds of this NOT being related to a Dinoland project are pretty slim. It's either to make room for it, for office directly for the project.
Yes, the Avatar trailers were a 12-wide, the new permit shows a 4-wide, and 2 16-wides for WDI, a future 4 wide for WDI and future 16-wide for a contractor. The "future" ones really suggest to me that at least part of this is a move of existing facilities.
I think you will be ok. SFWMD permits often get filed months in advance, and this is just for offices, and this area will take time to build. There would also still need to be permits for a construction staging area, and for the actual project itself. Of course this doesn't mean that they...
But this is not a staging area, this is offices. A construction staging area would still be needed. Construction staging could go in that area but closer to the park.
South Florida Water Management Permits we recently filed for this project. They filed them under Walt Disney instead of RCID so I missed them when they were first posted.
So the question is, is this a trailer compound or the project, or are the moving something to make room for the project? If it was a just for this project I am not sure why they would have put it so far back, but the parking is all gravel which would seem to indicate temporary.
Totally missed this one. Up until recently SFWMD permits were filed by RCID. I assumed they would switch to CFTOD so I have also been searching that. This permit was filed directly by Disney so I didn't find it in my searches.