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From what I've been told by multiple people who have seen it is that... At first it was the structure moving too much and causing it to break so they sturdied the structure by taking away its ability to move at all. Without that give, the mechanical part of the yeti tore itself apart because...

They used a few signs from SOA on the walls. Nice little touch

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As of yesterday it had not been extended over the entrance, but the conveyor to the pile of dirt was in place

In theory a lot of people still lose their job. The CP population is not near as high as you think. It used to be much higher. You'd also lose a lot of info that gets posted on here ;)

^^^^^ THIS Before it closed Backlot Tour had trams that sometimes only had a few people on it. I even saw empty ones. This was for hours at a time, not isolated trams. LMA would usually get a good turnout but never capacity.

You should stand at TSMM. Seeing how much empty space there is just between it and Muppets is crazy. Thats just half of it.

While I see where you're coming from, as an Orlando resident Disney Springs is an incredible addition. It's a much nicer environment than going to Florida Mall and Mall at Millenia is full of stores that no one can actually afford and a cheesecake factory. Disney Springs seems a lot more fun...

I never said they couldn't be easily located. I was clarifying someone who said it was empty. While everyone could be easily moved to an office building in celebration, they aren't doing that. At least not for a while.

Former animation building is full to the brim with people with that not changing any time in the future.

Yeah they have lightning rods and all but we're talking about a force thats what? 5 times hotter than the sun? Lightning is insane and will do damage regardless. ToT is littered with lightning rods but they can still only do so much to protect it. Assuming lightning hits it and not something...

Except it brought the ride down for 3 days :(......... But it would be awesome.... :rolleyes:

It doesn't work that way. You cant make a building that will move with a quake but not move with a hurricane.

For earthquakes you need to have a little flexibility and hurricanes you need rigidity. There is some overlap, but it's two completely separate codes that call for two different things.

Also to take into consideration is that WDW has to follow Reedy Creek building codes which are incredibly strict. There are a lot of differences between earthquakes and hurricanes, however, a Cat 5 hurricane will still do great deals of damage in Orlando.

Until you have to walk through it on an above average crowd day. Diagon and hogsmeade are both made to be sort of cramped and around the holidays it is torture.

Theres a LOT more to Demo compared to DL. In Florida they're having to rip up sidewalks, streets, a 5000 person theatre, multiple warehouse style buildings, etc. DL had to bulldoze a few buildings and a petting zoo.

Everything in front of the stadium is gone and half of the stadium seating is gone. They've started tearing holes into it and taking down stairwells so it's just a matter of days/hours at this point

Big Thunder mountain as well. Everest is 44 and rock n roller coaster is 48 are you willing to say those two are leaps and bounds more exciting than the rest? Edit: A question mark instead of an accidental .

Tower of terror is a 40" height requirement. As well as star tours. Height has nothing to do with excitement or length.