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I'm not saying that they are bad, just need some color.

Just spoke to a friend who was in Jungle Cruise, saw pictures... I think they could have added a little more color other than the tan... I like the outfits though.

Reading that old bulletin was pretty cool!

I want to say their system is NOT automatic. The Disney one, yes, but the regular system has drivers. Didn't someone do the same thing on Red last summer? Cut out a patch?

Speaking on the other systems, does anyone know what kind of signaling Disneyland uses on their system, and what kind of automation is used on the Tokyo DL system?

I wonder if given the opportunity, what are the chances that Lockheed Martin would make new monorail trains? After all, Martin Marietta has since become Lockheed Martin...

Based on common math, 1000÷60(mins) comes out to almost 17 people per minute, or 1000÷360(seconds) comes out to about 2.5. If you're calculating distance between cabins though, I can't do that. Lol

Wonder if those Mark IVs are still out there...

Edited to update!

I wonder if the costumes for Fantasyland could be designed a little better, now that I think about it... Some of those combinations are a bit odd, if I recall correctly.

If the Gondolas were to replace the monorails place for place, I think there would be far too much to fix and change, and space is already tight... They couldn't go higher, so they'd have to go lower, and even then, would have to change the whole platform again.

AND if this is correct as well, here's another rough answer. https://www.railprofessional.com/news/thailand-monorail-bombardier

As per The Monorail Society, if the numbers are correct, Hitachi $15 million/km 1964 Hitachi $62 million/km 1985 VSL (refurbished Mark IV trains) $25 million/mile 1995 Hitachi $27 million/km $44 million/mile 2003 Kuala Lumpur...

This lines up a bit more with what I was saying, about if the wall on the left were to continue straight and not turn to the left and back to the right, that would be about where the garden would end. I think a better judgment would also be whether or not the cabins and the artwork are proper scale.

Yet, the argument of flexibility with the monorail is the thing. They could go practically anywhere and avoid traffic. It's not as flexible as say a car on the road, but yanno.

Ahhh... only one train at a time..

Half Na'vi and half human? After all, she doesn't have her tail..

What about a raised or tiered garden?

Looks about right. Like I said, if the wall were to continue straight, that's about where the garden ends, looks good, especially once the walls are down.

Wanna say the munkies actually got much fluffier in the cheeks too.