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Exactly this. There is no such thing as unbuildable land. If the demand and need is there they can build anywhere, it's just a matter of making the extra cost work.

Ok, if you were Steven Tyler, and you were at WDW, would you be able to pass up a ride that has you in it? Wouldn't it say something if he skipped it?

Wonder if you could thread Tron in, around, and through Space Mountain launching from the Arcade?

I interviewed with Imagineering two decades ago.

I love MB. When I was at DL last year I really missed it. Would have greatly improved the experience.

How's that supposed to work for families? Kids need phones too?

But I like Splash how it is!

Sure. 30 story office building near my office was built on foundations from a hundred year old building (granted the poured a raft slab over it). The monorail footings (should they really exist) would be in no worse shape than the footings of the active monorail system. NB: I'm an architect.

Huh? Footings don't have expiration dates. I suppose any exposed reinforcing could be corroded, but there are ways of addressing that. Otherwise they should be in the same condition as the adjacent footings that are in service. Not that they'll ever be used

When one of the water towers in our town was decommissioned it was carefully dismantled and sold to a community down state. Evidentially it was cheaper than buying a new one.

Really? I'm an architect. Among other things I work in Corporate and Commercial architecture. That is the standard. It's called "Tenant Improvement Allowance" (TIA or just TI) and is negotiated at lease signing. There is also typically additional TI money at lease renewal.

I wouldn't get too excited, it could also be the new "Panel 7B Experience!" (Brought to you by Siemens) (Looking back EER is Electronics Equipment Room, which hopefully is more show related than a simple Electric Room would be.)

EER = Electric Equipment Room. P7B is likely the room number. EXP could be expansion?

I really think they should have done this for the bungalows at Poly...

Hmmm... Toystoryland Preview from the Peoplemover?

Any chance "Andys Room" was the working title for what became Buzz?

DL reminded me of the MK in my youth. Characters just walking around, vehicles driving around. I couldn't get over how nice everyone was (CM and vacationers. There was a family waiting to ride up front in the Monorail when my son asked and they instantly told us to go instead. WDW has...

The Simba animatronic in the parade at DL convinced me that Lion King should get a dark ride.

The friendships are my favorite boats in the fleet.