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That’s clearly unburned products of combustion secondary to spontaneous combustion of gondola contents haha

Ain’t that the truth 😔

Watch the Bulldogs long enough and you just get used to it after a while 🤷🏻‍♂️

They’ve also started pouring concrete on the “new” section of track. Didn’t take any pictures though 🤦🏻‍♂️ I’ll try to get some tomorrow. It’s only a short section of new concrete.

From what I saw today, nothing significant has changed. Some concrete trucks, a bunch of rebar and the yellow crane was moving a drilling rig.

Ah, so there’s more than 1. I was spit on while on the ride. I’ll be back over there this afternoon maybe, or later this week

Where exactly is the “missing” camel? The camel on the right side of this picture is here now and spitting. Is there another one?

You never know these days. I didn’t see when it happened to me, but saw him spit on others 😂😂

Not sure, I’m a new fanatic, and this is only my second trip to the park since I was a kid😎 I was spit on while riding the magic carpets. Looks like he “belonged” there though

Whoever took him put him pack. Got spit on about half an hour ago.

Gotcha, tonight was the first time seeing them in person. They’re cute snoozing under the stars all wrapped up in their tarps 😂😂

Not sure if this has been settled yet, but gondolas were on the Studios line as of 8:30ish this evening. No movement on the line and the Studios station was dark, so I’m guessing they’re staying on the line overnight.

I have, but plutonium isn’t exactly in every corner store these days 😂😂

Yeah, I guess Disney really has thought this through! I don’t know about anybody else, but all my fears have been put to rest :cool:

But that water would be in direct sunlight, I wouldn’t be surprised if it was already boiling! I’m not even going to get into how bad of an idea it would be to suck those poor fish up into a fire engine (wear and tear on the equipment, animal rights, etc.), but boiled fish nuggets would ensure...

Naw man, we are talking about Florida. It’s so warm that water from a fire engine probably hovers just short of its boiling point. In order to get cooling water they’d have to dump the tank and refill with fresh water, and water isn’t free!