Recent content by peter11435

The new hotel is not near the cabins.

No

I didn’t say guests wouldn’t notice the work. The work itself will be noticeable and impactful. I said most guests won’t notice the changes when it’s complete. That was specifically in reference to the permit for set installation where few if anyone will notice the changes. This is refurbishment...

No. It’s a dedicated space between load and unload.

Definitely agreed on both of those points. They don’t have wheelchair accessible vehicles or vehicles that make transfer easy. I was just pointing out that they have a separate dedicate load area for those transferring which your original post seemed to claim otherwise.

But MMRR does have a separate loading environment for guests with disabilities.

I was very clear about what I said, not sure how you missed it. I told you the door coaster was real in 2008 and almost happened. Did you need me to show you the engineering drawings?

Mission Breakout is better than DCA’s Tower of Terror ever was.

I told you what you need to know.

No actually. This isn’t second hand.

Ah… well you would be wrong. The monster door coaster was not “busy work” for low grade WDI. It also came exceptionally close to reality around 2008 with far more work done than you’ll be willing to accept.

Define out of nowhere?

Well it’s not completely based on nothing. Disney has a history of building hotels on land previously cleared to support park construction.

What exactly are you disagreeing with here? Liberty Square has never been part of Frontierland and has always been its own land. Piston Peak is intended to be part of the new Frontierland and not its own land. Just like Storybook Circus is part of Fantasyland.

Disney does pay for lifeguard training and certification