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FY22 started 6 weeks ago. The CAPEX budget is not the same as it has been the past 18month, essential works money should be coated especially on an item that's getting close to it's 30years depreciation time

I'll just leave these here for spot the difference, maybe someone can help me refine what I already had

Pretty sure Gunn said the ride exists in a different universe, so all bets are off

Thank you so much

Has anyone got a copy of the full Water Management permit for the Floridian Way rerouting, Ive tried searching for it on the SFWMD website but struck out, guessing its listed as an alias to the obvious one just showed older projects?

I believe they had a shelf life of 30 years. Perhaps everything else is due for renewal in 2024 and these couldnt wait

Few years earlier than planned then

It's not. Apart from completed track and station there have been permits dropped this past year for installs, as well as iron work for entrance ramp/planetarium thing that was visible more than a year ago

Every tenth person, like the number of people priced out of Disney World these days?

There is a lot of unknowns but it's likely at least one show scene occurs before the lunch tunnel, the projection "dome"/helix. Are they stop and talk scenes, throughout exactly like gringotts? Maybe .. maybe not, I guess the point is the trains are directive to get you to look at particular...

It has at least two lift hills and at least one launch, and several block sections (from the parts that are visible) It's neither a top hat launch coaster nor a fully dark nothing else happens coaster. A better comparison would be Gringotts which is only 2000ft and one thing I consider a...

This is what I have modelled which is still believe is only around 50%, but even this doesnt include a bunch of track visible in the photo graphs, or the fact that just getting back to the station is around 500ft. and this is all 2D. When I did my model of the Duelling coaster at EU it went from...

I suspect thats where they are getting their numbers from to be honest, I can say now from the work ive done, i expect it to be longer than this number floating around, the one 2D ride track that I did was coming out at 4800ft. and that was definitely not all of the course plotted. I have said...

Surely you know that the water table doesn't sit on a gradient like the grading of the park, which drains towards the lagoon? Giving examples of Parks who have gone down relatively short distances into land they had already raised significantly when they build the park is not comparable to...

it was 20ft below the soil line which, and as i just told you, the edge of the park is graded at least 20ft higher than the water line, they shot it out with concrete like a pool. it was well documented by Bio the bourne building will also be on graded landed, im not really sure what point...

Bourne Extended the buiilding laterally. Hagrid's "basement" was just built into the grading which is much higher than the lagoon. Raptor paddock is 21ft higher than lagoon edge as an example. So in a similar way to VC Launch tunnel 2 was cut into the grading the drop building was too.

Im not sure caring about things such dropping security to even lower levels or the ever rising real term costs of going to the resort personal issues, but ok. enjoy the shows https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/e-ticket-report/id672896994

Im not sure making it clear that nobody cares about it as much as a handful of Disney nerds or pointing out it is not "TOWERING OVER SSE" as the OP that I was responding to said. either you failed to read the context or chose to ignore it to make your point. To reiterate what I have already...

No, I said no one would dig down to shave 10 feet off of a 160-180ft Building, that is the definition of insanity, especially if it was to please a few Disney messageboard posters. What basements have Universal dug in recent years? was I in a coma?

Tron is IKEA themed No. No one would dig in Florida, certainly not to lose 10ft. That's insane. They didn't dredge and create a 180 acre lagoon for the Disney difference they did it because they couldn't have built a park at all if they hadnt . And with the water management they had to do at...