CampbellzSoup
Well-Known Member
Awesome! Little things that make the Disney difference. Did this matter at all? No. Is this awesome!? Yes!
Lol not picking on you but this made me laugh because in a previous thread on this I was told how supremely important this "small" detail was and how this would have never had happened in the past.If so, then we need to see this on a much larger scale. This small detail is next to nothing.
Me too! And worth the wait, I might add!I am very pleased to see the sign be repaired / replaced.
It was really sad seeing it with the tape....
This looks nice, and the added lights are a fun novelty.
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What they spent on the lighting wouldn't have purchased more then a dozen rivets on a new train. I doubt that expense is why they aren't replacing the trains.I may not like that they spent money on the undercarriage lighting instead of putting it towards new trains, but I give them credit for adding this small detail.
Ain't that truth! The funny part is if they were transported back, they would discover how delusional they are as to what was like then and the overall added sophistication and technological excellence that has followed that year. They would notice how the memory plays tricks on one as to what they recall as the past. Not to mention the shear added volume, like 4 parks instead of one.Lol not picking on you but this made me laugh because in a previous thread on this I was told how supremely important this "small" detail was and how this would have never had happened in the past.
Now that it's fixed, we're still kvetching and how the fix is of no importance.
Nothing done will ever be enough, unless they can find a way to transport folks here back to 1979
The Contemporary Resort was better in 1979. Fact! The Poly actually had a view in 1979. Memory does play tricks, as demonstrated when I play an old Atari game for ten minutes and wonder "what was I thinking???" However this is not one of those cases.Ain't that truth! The funny part is if they were transported back, they would discover how delusional they are as to what was like then and the overall added sophistication and technological excellence that has followed that year. They would notice how the memory plays tricks on one as to what they recall as the past. Not to mention the shear added volume, like 4 parks instead of one.
It was nice then but also primitive in many ways compared to now. It was new and different but nothing like it is today. I'm not saying that there aren't things that I enjoyed more back then, but anyone that thinks that it was better has either a faulty memory or never actually went in 1979 or in that era. The four major attractions plus others are still there. (PoTC, Small World, Space Mountain and Jungle Cruise)
I am not surprised they didn't do the wrap on the monorails, as they don't want to spend the money.
I fully expect them to put Ads in the monorails eventually. They have had them in the busses forever, right?
Yet another example that no matter what they do, some will find negativity in it.
This has been mentioned in other threads - but just incase it was missed.
Walt Disney World Monorail gets an upgraded sign at TTC, including undercarriage lighting effect
Walt Disney World Monorail gets an upgraded sign at TTC, including undercarriage lighting effectwww.wdwmagic.com
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