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they will NOT be using one track for FP only, they will direct at the merge, sending groups to whichever line is shortest (be it track 1,2, or 3)

yeah that lasted like a day online before TDO had it pulled

as long as the ramps to it are poured concrete, and they pin it in place, it would be fine... that can hold the weight of M1 Abrams (60+ short tons), a tractor-trailer wont harm it

not that hard...

its the adipose trying to get away...

because you can have VR in your home now, the same reason 3d is MEH now...

so not Frontera Nuevo? Frontero la chancla?

https://www.facebook.com/search/top/?q=monty%20the%20monorail

well that was kinda silly... would you move to Alaska on the hope that there will be a job waiting?

i am saying dont plan your trip around what 'MIGHT' be open for softs... go to Disney and have a good time

ok then, plan on it NOT being open for softs...

ANNNNDDD... if they are only having one launch a night, they could just truck in what they need from their main 'ammo' bunkers...

all they need for a launch site is some concrete pads, the launch lattice, and a sprinkler system to hose down the fallout area immediately around the launch site... as for storage they can use a shipping can until they are ready to finish a block bunker...

now, lets be honest... that monorail cab is no longer owned by TWDC

and GREEN... really want to make Wade mad..."

would have to be at least three

orange deck is almost equivalent to ALL of DTD surface parking by itself (by my SWAG counting of spaces from Google Maps...) there is more than enough parking in lime and orange, not to mention strawberry

they can still render in tandem... but that wasnt the point.. they were saying it is cheaper to render than film, and i still think that this is not the case

if you ticket the non plug in electrics, or the ones that are not currently plugged in, they wont be filled-- besides, if they are not conveniently placed on level 2, then there is less chance for them to be occupied

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