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News 2/6 - Operating Changes Due to High Winds
- Thread starter StarWarsGirl
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Probably no Tink for HEA and no fire at Star Wars. They'd burn the building down in this weather.
cspencer96
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They don’t typically announce when it’s just that Tink won’t fly. I’m sure this performance of HEA will be without some lower-level pyro, in addition to Tink’s absence.
TrainsOfDisney
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Modified means a projection show with very little pyro. I remember seeing a modified wishes and illuminations on the same trip during a tropical storm or something. I think illuminations was only the fire barge and maybe the pyro from inside the globe? Super limited. Which is why they just cut Epcot forever, not much left if you take out the pyro.
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Not in the screenshot, but the Skyliner is also not operating.
And Tink gets paid for the day whether fly or not.
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Also because of the kites. No way can they do it tonight.
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It was wise. It was super windy yesterday.
It's breezy today, but not as bad. Skyliner was running when I left BW this morning.
They typically don’t announce no low level pyro either. Apparently this show was projection only.
TrainsOfDisney
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There was no announcement at all when they did the “b” show for Disneyland forever this summer, which was only low level pyro. (Maybe they added a bit more low level when they did the b show?).
cspencer96
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Wow — but it makes sense, given the situation.
Skibum1970
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Late to the party. We were staying at Bay Lake and there were no fireworks that evening. Just the projection show. Also, walked past the non-operating Skyliner while at Epcot and the gondolas were definitely swinging. It would have provided a queasy ride for those who get seasick. One thing that Disney could not stop was dust being blown in our faces by the wind from the construction sites around Epcot. It actually stung sometimes and also kept getting in our eyes. My DW received it much worse since she wasn't wearing sunglasses whereas I had them on.
Windy conditions are not fun. One guest that I heard got firework debris in her eye and needed medical attention after seeing the 9pm show at Epcot.
ToTBellHop
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Here's what a modified show looks like. This is the finale of HEA. The 12-year old on daddy's shoulders so she can see is how you know its legit.
